Jacob Elordi turned heads on the red carpet this week by literally sporting a golden glow, while fully leaning into character while promoting his upcoming film. Wuthering Heights.
The actor, 28, debuted an eye-catching gold tooth at the Sydney premiere on Tuesday, February 12, revealing a custom 14-karat gold cap on his right incisor that caught the light with every smile.
The piece was adorned with diamonds and featured delicate engraving, making it difficult for photographers to go unnoticed as Elordi posed for the cameras.
The custom design was created by Maison Raksha, a jewelry designer who previously collaborated with Elordi on custom grills.
This time, the actor worked closely with the designer to ensure that the details reflected the film’s central story.
Hand-engraved into the tooth were the letters “C + H,” representing Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff, the iconic lovers at the center of Emily Brontë’s novel.
According to Raksha, the initials are found between diamonds set in stars to symbolize the bond between the two characters.
The gold detail was not only a fashion statement but a nod to Elordi’s on-screen role, as his character wears a similar tooth in the film.
It marked another example of the actor’s subtle approach during the press tour, mirroring how his co-star has also adopted character-inspired looks at premieres.
Elordi was joined on the red carpet by Margot Robbie, who plays Catherine alongside him.
Robbie wore a custom look by Ashi Studio Couture featuring a structured white corset paired with a sheer floor-length skirt that flowed behind her as she walked.
After Robbie previously shared how close the pair became while working together, Elordi returned the praise and said they share a “mutual obsession” with each other.
He added: “If you have the opportunity to share a film set with Margot Robbie, you will make sure you are 5 to 10 meters away at all times, watching her drink tea and eat. She’s like an elite actor.”
With the film’s release on February 13, Elordi’s golden smile has become one of the most talked-about moments of the tour, underscoring the lengths he’s willing to go to stay immersed in the world of Wuthering Heights.
