Angelina Jolie, Victoria Beckham and Anne Hathaway have designed jewelry for an auction of memorabilia with celebrities to benefit the Prince's Trust and other charities.
Half the proceeds from the auction, organized by the Los Angeles charity auction Stars campaign for a cause, will go to charities chosen by the stars.
The other half will go to the Prince's Trust, which helps young people develop confidence, motivation and skills to find work.
Other jewels include the design of Charlize Theron, Goldie Hawn and Miley Cyrus, while Sir Ben Kingsley has designed a pair of cuff links, links.
Also up for auction are a Methuselah of champagne and Balthazar Moet & Chandon signed by Colin Farrell, Susan Sarandon and Gervais as well as limited edition posters for the Golden Globe Awards autographed by Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Tom Hanks, Sigourney Weaver and Winslet.
Kate Winslet, Jennifer Lopez, Penelope Cruz and Ricky Gervais were also designed jewelry or to add to the collection of autographs, which will for the first auction house Bonhams in New Bond Street, London, next Tuesday.
After the display, the exhibition will return to New York before being auctioned at Bonhams and Butterfields in Los Angeles, May 28
Half the proceeds from the auction, organized by the Los Angeles charity auction Stars campaign for a cause, will go to charities chosen by the stars.
The other half will go to the Prince's Trust, which helps young people develop confidence, motivation and skills to find work.
Other jewels include the design of Charlize Theron, Goldie Hawn and Miley Cyrus, while Sir Ben Kingsley has designed a pair of cuff links, links.
Also up for auction are a Methuselah of champagne and Balthazar Moet & Chandon signed by Colin Farrell, Susan Sarandon and Gervais as well as limited edition posters for the Golden Globe Awards autographed by Brad Pitt, Angelina Jolie, Tom Hanks, Sigourney Weaver and Winslet.
Kate Winslet, Jennifer Lopez, Penelope Cruz and Ricky Gervais were also designed jewelry or to add to the collection of autographs, which will for the first auction house Bonhams in New Bond Street, London, next Tuesday.
After the display, the exhibition will return to New York before being auctioned at Bonhams and Butterfields in Los Angeles, May 28
