History Main / DiamondsInTheBuff

* In 2005, Wrestling/{{Melina}} did a photo shoot for WWE's website where she was on a couch nude and barely covered by [=MNM=]'s [[http://www.wrestling-titles.com/wwe/wwe-t.html WWE [=SmackDown=] Tag Team Title]] belts, while wearing a necklace and other jewelry.

* In ''Literature/TheDresdenFiles'', Maeve accidentally gives Harry the priceless [[AWorldWidePunomenon gem]] of a scathing remark in calling her "vajazzled" when she attempts to seduce him. Not only does it fail, but he gives her the hilarious [[TheNicknamer nickname]], "Little Miss Spanglecrotch", to add insult to injury.

* In the 1944 adaptation of ''Theatre/{{Kismet}}'', Jamilla (played by Creator/MarleneDietrich) dances in one iconic scene with an elaborate jewelry and gold chest ornament.

* In ''Literature/TheWheelOfTime'' a minor character is framed for the theft of jewelry from [[AmazonBrigade the Maidens of the Spear]]. As a punishment the Maidens force her to serve them wearing nothing but the braclets she (supposedly) stole from them.

* In the 1944 adaptation of ''Theatre/{{Kismet}}'', Jamilla (played by Creator/MarleneDietritch) dances in one iconic scene with an elaborate jewelry and gold chest ornament.

-->'''Rose:''' Jack, I want you to draw me like your French girls. Wearing this.
-->'''Jack:''' All right.
-->'''Rose:''' Wearing '''only''' this.

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* ''Film/ThreeHundred'': Some of the girls in [[EvilOverlord Xerxes']] RoyalHarem where covered in gold chains and pasties covering their bits.

* In the ''VideoGame/GodOfWar'' series, the ladies in the sex mini-games tend to be (un)dressed this way.

-->'''Rose:''' I want you to draw me like your French girls, Jack. ''*hands him the Heart of the Ocean*'' Wearing this. ''*beat*'' Wearing '''only''' this.

* [[AnIcePerson Shi]][[MsFanservice va]] in ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXV'' wears an outfit made out of jewelry, which is the most revealing outfit worn by any female character in the game and one of the biggest in all her recurring appearances in the series to date. It was so revealing it was censored in the Chinese version of the game that replaced it with a one-piece suit instead.

-->-- ''How to Murder Your Wife''

A woman wears prominent jewelry in such a way as to draw attention to what she's ''not'' wearing. Normally done with a necklace, probably because of [[MaleGaze just where that pendant is hanging]], but can be any jewelry that draws attention to itself, such as dangly earings, bracelets and bangles, or a waist chain [[note]]Do they exist for any other reason?[[/note]]. The [[{{Fanservice}} appeal]] of this is that since the woman's body is adorned but not actually concealed she's showing herself off.

--> '''Indiana Jones:''' Wear your jewels to bed, princess?
--> '''Willie Scott:''' Yeah... and nothing else.
* In ''Film/{{Titanic 1997}}'', Rose (Creator/KateWinslet) poses for her portrait nude, wearing only the Heart of the Ocean diamond necklace.
* In ''Film/ToCatchAThief'', when Francie (Creator/GraceKelly) wants to seduce John (Creator/CaryGrant), who is a jewel thief, she wears a necklace to draw his attention to her cleavage (she normally doesn't wear jewelry). She does wear clothes, though, since the film was made in 1955.

* ''Film/AFineMess''. Claudia (Creator/MariaConchitaAlonso) is seen wearing earrings while [[BathtubScene taking a bubble bath and talking with Spence on the phone]], and arrives at Spence's apartment wearing earrings, a necklace and even rings on her fingers. The earrings and necklace are visible when she is on top of him in bed.

* A male example in ''Literature/EmeraldPrince'' - the palace musician Florin regularly dresses like this. Standard attire in Thyreia, regardless of gender, is also probably closer to this than it is to what you might consider fully dressed.

-->'''Maeve:''' There's no secret what you were up to, [[LittleBlackDress wearing that dress]].
-->'''Sarissa:''' ''Me?!'' You were wearing ''rhinestones!'' And ''nothing else!''
-->'''Maeve:''' [[ComicallyMissingThePoint They.]] [[VillainousBreakdown Were.]] ''[[PunctuatedForEmphasis Diamonds!]]''

* A variant in ''Literature/KushielsLegacy'' [[MagnificentBitch Melisande]] contracts Phedre (a courtesan) to accompany her as a "pet" to a court function wearing gauze studded with diamonds, a collar with a magnificent diamond (and ring for a leash), and nothing else. Even though she is an experienced courtesan at this point, Phedre is still both amazed at the opulence of the outfit, and a little embarrassed at being ''that'' exposed in front of every high-ranking noble of the realm. [[spoiler: The opulent outfit is deliberately pricey enough to pay off Phedre's indenture. Melisande was curious to see what Phedre was capable of once a free citizen and not an indentured servant. It ends up being Melisande's downfall... eventually.]]

-->--''How to Murder Your Wife''

* Shiva in ''VideoGame/FinalFantasyXV'' wears a very an outfit made out of jewelry, which is the most revealing outfit to date in all her recurring appearances in the series. It was so revealing it was censored in the Chinese version of the game that replaced it with a one-piece suit instead.

* Creator/ChaosComics: [[LesbianVampire Purgatori]]'s original costume after being turned into a vampire was nothing, [[https://culturaltrash.files.wordpress.com/2013/03/purgatorisrevenge.jpg but gold ornaments and pasties]]. Her modern costumes are comparatively more modest.

* In ''Literature/AtlasShrugged'', Hank Rearden gives Dagny a ruby necklace that she doesn't think will look good on her...until he explains that she's supposed to wear it without any other clothing.
* A variant in ''Literature/KushielsLegacy'' [[MagnificentBitch Melisande]] contracts Phedre (a courtesan) to accompany her as a "pet" to a court function wearing gauze studded with diamonds, a collar with a magnificent diamond (and ring for a leash), and nothing else. Even though she is an experienced courtesan at this point, Phedre is still both amazed at the opulence of the outfit, and a little embarrassed at being ''that'' exposed in front of every high-ranking noble of the realm. [[spoiler: The opulent outfit is deliberately pricey enough to pay off Phedre's indenture. Melisande was curious to see what Phedre was capable of once a free citizen and not an indentured servant. It ends up being Melisande's downfall...eventually.]]

* In ''Film/FemmeFatale'' the jewel is the {{MacGuffin}}.

* [[SnakesAreSexy Silessa, the Snake Queen]], as seen in the cover for ''TabletopGame/{{Ravenloft}}: Carnival'''s playbook as [[http://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/ravenloft.JPG a beautiful elf maiden wearing only golden ornaments, chains and nothing else]]. Given her job as an [[MsFanservice exotic dancer]], this is justified.

* [[SnakesAreSexy Silessa, the Snake Queen]], as seen in the cover for ''TapbletopGame/{{Ravenloft}}: Carnival'''s playbook as a beautiful elf maiden wearing golden ornaments, chains and nothing else. Given her job as an [[MsFanservice exotic dancer]], this is justified.

* Creator/DynamiteComics' ComicBook/WarlordOfMars adapts this look from ''Literature/JohnCarterOfMars'' very faithfully for both [[MrFanservice males]] and [[MsFanservice females]].

* Creator/ChaosComics: [[LesbianVampire Purgatori]]'s original costume upon as a vampire was nothing but gold ornaments and pasties. Her modern costumes are comparatively more modest.