Mila Kunis Gemfields Jewelry Ad PIC PICTURE | dailystab.com
Desmotivaciones

Mila Kunis has been named the new brand ambassador for the UK company Gemfields Jewelry, which sells ethically and environmentally responsible gemstones.

In her new ad for the campaign, the Oz the Great and Powerful star, styled by Anastasia Barbieri, sports a gorgeous emerald and diamond necklace.

Kunis recently took a trip to Africa for her new duties with Gemfields and said:

“While in Africa, I learned that the entire journey that each Gemfields stone takes is carefully considered, and that the environment and the local communities where its mines are located are held in the highest regard.  I truly believe in Gemfields’ mission of ethical mining, and I absolutely have fallen in love with the rarity, beauty, and history of emeralds.”

The print advertising campaign featuring Kunis will hit fashion books including Vogue, Vanity Fair, and W in April.

Photo: Mario Sorrenti

Tags: , , ,

No comments yet.

Leave a Reply

George Michael Miraculously Cheats Death: Fell Out of a Moving Car At 70mph on Highway!

Legendary singer George Michael is extremely lucky to have cheated death after trying to close his open car door – [...]

5 Celebrities Who Admit That They Lost Their Virginity Too Young

Feeling as though they made the wrong decision in the past, these 5 celebrities have all said that they believe [...]

Taylor Swift Makes “Ewww” Face as Selena Gomez Kisses Justin Bieber!

Selena Gomez and Justin Bieber appear to be officially back together: they were seen sharing a kiss backstage at the [...]

Say WHAT?!

Nicole Kidman’s Cap-Toe Pumps in Cannes – yeeeah Justin Bieber Booed at Billboard Music Awards – bittenandbound Christoph Waltz’s Cannes [...]

6 of the Biggest Fashion Disasters from the 2013 Billboard Music Awards!

What were they thinking? These 6 celebrities all looked strange when they hit the red carpet at the 2013 Billboard [...]

5 Celebrities Speak on Googling Their Own Names!

These 5 stars have all revealed whether or not they Google their own names. Just by typing in their name [...]