Margot Robbie’s Eerie Tribute to Emily Brontë Is Straight Out of a Gothic Novel

Margot Robbie continues to captivate on the red carpet for Wuthering Heights, her latest film inspired by Emily Brontë’s haunting 1847 Gothic romance, with looks that subtly channel the novel’s dark, romantic tone.

According to Page Six, arriving at the U.K. premiere, Robbie stunned in a Dilara Findikoglu sheer silk chiffon dress, complete with a structured bodice and intricate golden braids woven across the gown. However, it was the small accessory on Robbie’s wrist that had everyone talking.

Robbie was photographed wearing a replica mourning bracelet, one that looked exactly like the one once owned by Charlotte Brontë, Emily’s sister, crafted from the hair of both Emily and Anne Brontë. Its intricate braids encircle an amethyst set in a gold clasp, with another stone delicately suspended below.

Sisters Emily and Anne died just six months apart—Emily in December 1848 and Anne in May 1849—and Charlotte had the mourning bracelet made, reportedly wearing it every day as a keepsake for her lost siblings.

According to a press release about the history of the mourning bracelet: “During the Victorian era hair jewellery was fashionable and widely worn, it was also common practice to make mourning jewellery incorporating the hair of a deceased relative. The bracelet is made of a wide band of braided hair with a gold clasp set with garnets and has been owned by the [Brontë Parsonage] Museum since 1923.”

Robbie has made a habit of turning heads with eye-catching, conversation-starting accessories while promoting her latest film. At the Los Angeles premiere of Emerald Fennell’s film, Robbie wore an $8.8 million heart-shaped necklace that once belonged to legendary actress Elizabeth Taylor.

According to Vogue, the necklace was gifted to Taylor by her then-husband, Richard Burton—but its history stretches all the way back to the Mughal Empire of the 1600s.

Attending the movie premiere in Paris, France, Robbie made heads turn with a Victorian-inspired 100-carat diamond choker necklace made by celebrity jeweler Lorriane Schwartz, per People.

Wuthering Heights hits theatres on Feb. 13, just in time for Valentine‘s Day.

This story was originally published by Parade on Feb 5, 2026, where it first appeared in the Entertainment section. Add Parade as a Preferred Source by clicking here.