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Four of the most-typed questions about this show are about one small piece of jewellery, and they all assume the same thing: that somebody knows what it is. Somebody identified the dress. Somebody identified the yellow midi. Surely somebody identified the necklace.
As far as we can tell, nobody has — not with a source you could check. What exists instead is an official collaboration that is real, priced and in stock, and a very large amount of internet repeating itself.
What is actually confirmed
There is a licensed jewellery collaboration for this show. Catbird's collection page describes it in the brand's own words as "In collaboration with Prime Video for The Summer I Turned Pretty," lists 14 pieces in 14k gold and sterling silver, and credits the design to Carol Lim, co-founder of Opening Ceremony.
That is a first-party statement from the company selling the jewellery, which is the strongest kind of evidence available here. It is also the only strong evidence we found.
The infinity pieces, and what they cost
Three pieces in that collection are the infinity design people are looking for. These figures are read from Catbird's own product data, checked on 27 August 2026:
| Piece | Price | Stock |
|---|---|---|
| Love Knot Silver Infinity Charm | $48 | In stock |
| Love Knot Gold Infinity Charm | $138 | In stock |
| Love Knot Gold Infinity Ring | $228 | In stock |
That answers two of the four questions at once. Gold or silver: both. The gap between them is $90 for the charm — the same shape, the same collection, roughly three times the price for the metal.
Worth knowing before you buy: these are charms, sold to hang on a chain you buy separately. Catbird's own copy says the collection "pairs perfectly with our 14k gold and sterling silver chains," which is a polite way of saying the $48 is not the finished necklace. Budget for the chain.
Why the charm-versus-necklace distinction is the expensive part
This trips people up more than the metal does. A charm is the pendant alone. The chain is a separate purchase, and at this end of the market a plain sterling chain and a 14k gold one are not remotely the same money — which means the real spread between "the silver one" and "the gold one" is wider than the $90 the charm prices suggest.
So if you are budgeting from a headline number you saw quoted somewhere, assume it is the charm, and assume you are not finished. That is not a criticism of the brand; it is how fine jewellery is normally sold. It is simply not how a screenshot of a price makes it look.
The Tiffany question
Three separate searches ask whether the necklace is Tiffany. We looked, and we found no evidence of any Tiffany connection to this show — no collaboration announcement, no production statement, no brand page.
We also could not check Tiffany's own prices to make a comparison, because tiffany.com returns a 403 to us. So we are not going to tell you what a Tiffany infinity pendant costs, and we are not going to tell you the necklace definitely is not Tiffany. We are telling you the honest thing: the belief is everywhere and the basis for it is nowhere we could find.
That distinction matters more than it sounds. "It is not Tiffany" is a claim we have not earned. "Nobody has shown that it is" is one we have.
Nobody has actually identified the screen piece
Here is the part that surprised us. For a show this closely shopped — the wedding dress was identified within days, the yellow finale midi within weeks — the necklace has no sourced identification at all.
We looked for a costume designer interview naming the piece. We did not find one. What we found instead was Etsy listings, Pinterest boards and TikTok explainers, all describing the necklace, none citing anyone. Several cite each other.
This is a specific failure mode we watch for: a claim that looks well-established because it appears in fifty places, when all fifty places got it from the same place, which cited nothing. The infinity necklace is currently in that state.
So when a listing tells you it is selling "Belly's exact necklace," ask what that seller knows that the show's costume department has not said publicly. The answer is usually: the same thing you know.
It is worth saying what this is not. It is not an accusation. Selling an infinity pendant in a style a show made popular is an ordinary, legal thing to do, and plenty of the people doing it are careful about how they word it. The problem is the small number who are not, and the way an unsourced identification hardens into a fact once enough shops repeat it in their product titles.
The test we would apply to any of these listings is the one we apply to ourselves: who said so, and where can I read it? For the wedding dress, that question has an answer. For the necklace, at the time of writing, it does not.
The shop everyone points to did not open for us
Round-ups routinely send readers to Local Eclectic, which is reported to make a sterling silver infinity necklace in the same style — Entertainment Tonight's piece on the collection is a representative example, putting the line at $25 to $85 on Amazon. We tried to verify their prices and could not: on the evening of 26 August and again in the early hours of 27 August 2026, the brand's own collection page returned a 525 server error — as did its sitemap and its homepage.
We are not saying the shop is gone. A 525 is a server-side failure and those get fixed. We are saying that when we checked, twice, hours apart, it did not load — and that the price widely quoted for their necklace is a figure we could not confirm from the seller. If you are following a link from an article to buy it, that is worth knowing before you decide it is unavailable and go to a marketplace instead.
What we would tell a friend
If you want the thing that is genuinely tied to the show, the Catbird collaboration is it, and $48 is a real entry price for a real piece with the studio's name attached. Add a chain.
If you want the exact object from the screen, nobody can currently sell you that honestly, because nobody has established what it is. Anyone claiming otherwise is guessing with confidence.
FAQ
Is Belly's infinity necklace from Tiffany? We found no evidence of a Tiffany connection to the show — no collaboration, no production statement, no brand page. We could not check Tiffany's site directly because it blocks us, so we will not state it as a fact either way. What we can say is that the belief has no source we could find.
What is the official Summer I Turned Pretty jewellery? Catbird's collaboration with Prime Video: 14 pieces in 14k gold and sterling silver, designed with Carol Lim of Opening Ceremony, described that way on Catbird's own collection page.
How much is the infinity charm? $48 in sterling silver and $138 in 14k gold, both in stock as of 27 August 2026, from Catbird's own product pages. The matching gold ring is $228.
Is it gold or silver? Both are sold. The silver charm is $48 and the gold is $138 — the same design in two metals.
Does the $48 include a chain? No. These are charms. Catbird's own copy says they pair with the brand's separate 14k gold and sterling silver chains, so the finished necklace costs more than the charm price.
Where can I buy Belly's necklace? The official route is Catbird. Round-ups also point at Local Eclectic, but their site returned a 525 server error when we checked on 26 and 27 August 2026, so we could not confirm anything they sell.
Has anyone identified the necklace worn on screen? Not with a source. We looked for a costume designer or production statement and found none. The listings and explainers circulating are unsourced, and several cite each other rather than an original.
Is the Etsy version the same necklace? There is no way to know, because there is no established original to compare it to. A seller can honestly say a piece is an infinity necklace in that style. "Belly's exact necklace" is a claim nobody is currently in a position to make.