YASMIN Oukhellou's stunning jewellery collection has been revealed months after she ditched reality TV for a life in Dubai.
In January, The Sun revealed how Yazmin had quit TOWIE seven months after being involved in a horrific car crash that killed her boyfriend Jake McLean.
Yaz, 28, joined the show in 2017 and dated James Lock in her early days on the series.
Despite stepping away from the TOWIE drama, she is still keeping her fans in the loop on her Instagram page.
They capture a glimpse of the star's lavish lifestyle in Dubai filled with bikini pictures, luxury cars and enviable bling.
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One image which saw her sipping a cocktail also captured a Cartier love bracelet on her right arm.
Her version, in gold, retails for more than £42,000 on the jeweller's website.
The star looks to be a fan of the brand, with multiple accessories.
While in her Ferrari motor she is also spotted wearing a Van Cleef & Arpels bracelet, with the coloured pendant versions costing more than £4,000.
She has a variety of necklaces, with one Cartier hoop necklace costing more than £4,000.
Yaz is also proud owner of the Juste En Clou Cartier bangle, set with diamonds, which costs £42,000.
She also has a pendant necklace worth £8,000.
The star this month showed off a selection of bling while soaking up the Dubai sunshine.
Previously, an insider told us about Yaz's decision to leave telly and said: "Yaz has decided to step away from the next series of Towie and focus on recovering from the trauma of what she has been through over the last year.
"She needed a break after everything to process what's happened, so she has decided to leave the show and will not be in the next series.
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"The door is always open for her to return, and Towie bosses were keen not to lose her but totally respected her wishes and want her to put herself first.
"They would love to have her back in the future, so watch this space."
