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Pink has been snapped on the red carpet at the American Music Awards wearing a pair of statement diamond earrings.

Pregnant pop star Pink has been seen on the red carpet wearing a pair of statement dangling diamond earrings.

For her American Music Awards look, the songstress and mother-to-be paired the glittering chandelier-style accessories with a black dress and an ash hair-do.

The singer, who is famous for recent hits such as So What and Raise Your Glass, announced on The Ellen DeGeneres Show earlier this month that she and husband Carey Hart will be expecting their first child together.

Recently, Anne Hathaway was spotted sporting a similar look, topping off her outfit with a pair of dangling diamond earrings that date back to the 19th century.

The Devil Wears Prada and Brokeback Mountain star was photographed on the red carpet at the premiere of her new film Love and Other Drugs, a movie about a girl who ends up having a relationship with a pharmaceutical salesman, that also stars Jake Gyllenhaal.

Chanel designer Karl Lagerfeld lost a valuable diamond brooch at a Vogue fashion event, but was reunited with it when it was picked up by a photographer.

Fashion impresario Karl Lagerfeld was reunited with his diamond brooch after losing it at an awards ceremony on Monday (November 15th).

According to the New York Post, the Chanel designer's jewel-encrusted accessory dropped off his outfit at the Council of Fashion Designers America/Vogue Fashion Fund event.

The item was picked off the floor by photographer Neil Rasmus, who handed the valuable pin into security.

Mr Rasmus was quoted in the publication as saying: "I looked down and saw this four-inch-long brooch covered in diamonds. I immediately gave it to security. Moments later, I saw Karl looking for it."

Lagerfeld and American Vogue editor Anna Wintour both personally thanked him later that night.

The awards ceremony was launched to support young fashion designers with a grant of up to $200,000 (£125,500) and business mentoring to establish them within the industry.

Fashionable actress Rachel McAdams was wearing at the premiere of her new film Morning Glory last week, wearing a pair of dangling diamond earrings.

The jewels are said to be from the 19th century and were photographed on the Notebook and Mean Girls star as she walked along the red carpet.

Rachel McAdams completed her elegant red carpet look with a pair of 19th-century diamond earrings for the Morning Glory premiere.

Rachel McAdams sported a pair of dangling diamond earrings at the premier of her latest film, Morning Glory.

At the red carpet event the actress, famous for leading roles in the Notebook and Mean Girls, wore a set of stalactite-style jewels to complement her strapless gown.

The diamond earrings are reported to be from the 19th century and are cut in a pendant style, according to Stylebistro.

McAdams's new movie also stars Hollywood legends Diane Keaton and Harrison Ford, who were present at the premiere.

The film is about a successful broadcast producer (McAdams), who is tasked with reinvigorating a breakfast show while managing its two feuding presenters (Ford and Keaton).

At another recent A-list event, newlyweds Russell Brand and Katy Perry stepped out with their matching wedding rings which were photographed on the couple at the MTV Europe Music Awards in Spain, the pair married three weeks ago in a private ceremony in India.

The US government has taken ownership of a diamond worth $20 million after a money laundering operation.

US government officials have taken possession of a $20 million (£12.5 million) diamond following a fraud investigation.

The 43-carat Golden Eye stone- which could be used in diamond jewellery such as diamond earrings or diamond necklaces – was originally seized in an undercover operation in 2006.

It previously belonged to Paul Monea, who made his wealth by selling Tae Bo fitness tapes and has been convicted of money laundering.

A Cincinnati federal appeals court ruled on Monday (November 8th) that the government should take ownership of the gem.

Officials have said they plan to put the item up for auction and will use the money raised to fund the law enforcement organisations that have been involved in the operation.

An auction is also to be held at London's Palace of Whitehall, where a 119-carat diamond pendant in the shape of the Indian god Ganapati is expected to fetch upwards of £50,000, according to Diamond World.