The $44 Ring Julia Roberts Made Famous Is $12 for Black Friday

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By Eva Thomas Nov 23, 2021 @ 10:01 am

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Julia Roberts can make everything sell out. It's just another one of the many powers she has. Roberts wore it, you want it, and this influence was perhaps most clearly demonstrated when the star stepped out — on the red carpet, nevertheless — wearing the Alidia Ring from BaubleBar that's not only back in stock now, but is just $12 during the brand's Black Friday Doorbuster event.

The Alidia became famous overnight. As is the case with most items that catch the attention of the world, it sold out swiftly after it debuted on Roberts' finger, but now it's back and a little more than 70 percent off the original price.

Just the name "Alidia" sounds incredibly elevated. But who — or rather, what — is this Alidia, in case you've been living under a rock and have missed its rise to stardom? Well, it's a ring that's made with glass and resin stones in a brass casing. Timeless and classic, it makes for the perfect stacking ring (but can just as easily be worn on its own), and it's available in plenty of different colors. Roberts wore the rainbow Alidia, but the all-black and the clear are just as beautiful — the main difference being that you'll only spend $12 on it now, whereas Roberts likely paid full price.

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Shop now: $12 (originally $44); baublebar.com

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Shop now: $12 (Originally $44); baublebar.com

Other must-buys during BaubleBar's epic Black Friday sale, where you can get 30 percent off sitewide, include its best-selling Pisa bracelet that's marked down to $10 and this stunning cuff that will make all your holiday outfits stand out.

Trust us when we say the Alidia, or basically anything you get from BaubleBar, will become your BFF. Shop the $12 Alidia rings before they're gone below.