Object

Harry Winston Choker (Jenny's Choker)

A low, tightly set Harry Winston choker: a glittering band of closely matched diamonds in a likely platinum setting that hugs the throat. Small clasp at the nape. Under domestic light the piece catches and concentrates attention; Jenny fastens and wears it amid packed bags and an untouched anniversary meal, the stones reading as both ornament and deliberate punctuation.

4 appearances

Purpose

Decorative neckpiece worn as formal jewelry to accessorize attire.

Significance

Functions as a visible, symbolic punctuation of Jenny's resolve—an armor-like accessory that externalizes marital rupture. The choker catalyzes and punctuates the anniversary confrontation, signaling Jenny's decision to leave and sharpening the scene’s emotional and narrative stakes.

Appearances in the Narrative

When this object appears and how it's used

4 moments

S1E4 · Five Votes Down

Forgotten Anniversary and the Hardball Green Light

The Harry Winston choker is invoked as the polished, material fix for Leo's forgotten anniversary—an extravagant, symbolic gift promised to arrive that afternoon to publicly and privately repair the social damage and shore up marital optics.

Before: Already ordered; 'sending down'—en route from vendor to Leo's house (not yet delivered).

After: Still en route and promised; remains a pending remedial prop that signals Leo's attempt to patch a private mistake publicly.

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S1E4 · Five Votes Down

Authorize the Hard Line on Katzenmoyer

The Harry Winston choker is invoked as the tangible anniversary remedy — Leo notes it's "sending down" and 'the right size' — a luxury object meant to fix a domestic wrong and signal status and contrition.

Before: In transit; Harry Winston has arranged delivery and Leo expects it to arrive that afternoon.

After: Still inbound/not yet delivered by the scene's end; remains a planned, symbolic gesture intended to smooth over Leo's personal failure.

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S1E4 · Five Votes Down

Ultimatum at the Door: Job vs. Marriage

The Harry Winston choker is on Jenny as she confronts Leo; it functions as visible armor and a final punctuation — glamorous yet accusatory, emphasizing both her dignity and the distance her departure creates.

Before: In Jenny's possession, likely placed near dress or waiting to be worn for the anniversary.

After: Worn by Jenny as she gathers her bags and leaves the house for the Watergate.

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S1E4 · Five Votes Down

The Most Important Thing — Leo Chooses the Job

Jenny is wearing the Harry Winston choker during the confrontation; the jewelry reads like a deliberate punctuation — a formal, luminous object that contrasts with packed bags and signals both an attempt at ritual and the performative residue of a marriage still honoring tradition as it collapses.

Before: Fastened at Jenny's throat as she walks into the dining room, part of her appearance when confronting Leo.

After: Remains in place as she picks up her bags and leaves, a glittering accusation as the door closes behind her.

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