The Red Sea International Film Festival (RSIFF) is back in Jeddah from December 4 to 13, 2025, hosting a rich slate of cinema that spans more than 100 films from over 70 countries — including 38 world premieres.  The festival opens with Giant, a biopic by Rowan Athale about the British-Yemeni boxing champion Prince Naseem Hamed.  On the competition side, the 2025 selection includes standout films such as Hijra by Shahad Ameen — Saudi Arabia’s official 2025 submission to the Oscars, and A Sad and Beautiful World by Cyril Aris, a Lebanese drama exploring love and memory.  Beyond the competition, the festival’s lineup spans global productions, intimate regional stories, animation, shorts and documentaries, offering a transversal view of contemporary cinema,a perfect ground for discovery, conversation and cultural exchange.  

What unfolds on screen is only part of the festival’s glow. The Red Sea has become a stage where personal style and craftsmanship speak as loudly as the films, especially through jewelry, which has become the festival’s quiet signature. Bold, intricate, or steeped in heritage, the right pieces frame the wearer with cinematic precision. With that in mind, here are KHAMSA‘s curated jewelry picks for this edition.

Courtesy of Cartier

Elham Ali captivated on the red carpet adorned with the striking Panthère de Cartier earrings in white gold, onyx with diamonds, beautifully paired with two signature rings from the Maison — the Panthère de Cartier ring in white gold, onyx, tsavorite garnets and the Panthère de Cartier ring in white gold, onyx, emeralds with diamonds — completing a look rooted in Cartier’s iconic feline allure.

Courtesy of Cartier

Asma Galal elevated her look with the luminous Reflection de Cartier earrings in white gold with diamonds, complemented by the timeless elegance of a Baignoire watch in white gold with diamonds and a modern edge brought by the Juste un Clou ring in white gold with diamonds.

Courtesy of Cartier

Razane Jammal embraced Cartier’s iconic feline spirit, gracing the red carpet in the Panthère de Cartier earrings in white gold, onyx, emeralds with diamonds, paired with the equally striking Panthère de Cartier bracelet in white gold, onyx, emeralds with diamonds, and the matching Panthère de Cartier ring in white gold, onyx, emeralds with diamonds.

Courtesy of Cartier

Saba Mubarak radiated power and sophistication, adorned with the dramatic Panthère de Cartier earrings in white gold, onyx with diamonds, a statement Panthère de Cartier necklace in white gold, onyx, emeralds with diamonds, and the coordinated Panthère de Cartier ring in white gold, onyx, emeralds with diamonds.

Courtesy of Maison Boucheron


Dilan Çiçek Deniz opted for Boucheron’s timeless elegance, wearing a Maison Boucheron Serpent Bohème Vintage ring, paved with diamonds, in yellow gold, paired with a harmonious Serpent Bohème bracelet, paved with diamonds, in yellow gold, adding a refined flourish to her ensemble.

Courtesy of Cartier

Nadine Labaki shone with understated power in the sculptural Panthère de Cartier earrings in yellow gold, onyx, emeralds with diamonds, bringing a warm, feline luminosity to her red-carpet presence.

Courtesy of Charmaleena

Rita Ora completed her look with pieces from Charmaleena’s golden collection: the layered malachite-green heart pendant on a gold wire necklace, heart-shaped earrings and matching rings — a refined nod to the Saudi brand’s distinctive aesthetic.

As the week continues, KHAMSA will look past the sparkle to the stories shaping this year’s edition, and we’ll return with a closer look at the films that resonate most.

Writer, editor, and cultural researcher, I work where archives, sound, fashion, and contemporary social worlds collide. My practice weaves sociology and storytelling to examine how cultural traces resurface, circulate, and press against present identities. I move between writing, curation, and treating archives as living, unruly matter.You can contact me on maram@khamsa5.com
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