Celebrity Engagement Rings and Their Cuts

When it comes to engagement ring inspiration, few sources carry more cultural weight than the rings worn by the world's most recognizable faces. From antique cuts to rare colored stones, these are the rings everyone is talking about in 2026.

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Expertise you can trust: At Mine and Grown, we believe every great ring starts with knowing what inspires you. This guide walks you through the celebrity engagement rings defining 2026, from rare colored diamonds to antique cuts making a modern comeback. As always, our content is developed with jewelry experts and reviewed for accuracy so you can shop and explore with confidence.

1. Taylor Swift

Antique old mine cushion cut diamond, approximately 8 carats, yellow gold band with hand engraved detailing and burnished side stones, designed by Kindred Lubeck of Artifex Fine Jewelry, estimated at $550,000
Travis Kelce did not simply buy a ring. He commissioned one that feels like it was pulled from another century. The antique old mine cushion cut at its center is one of the earliest forms of the modern brilliant, hand shaped before precision machinery existed, which gives it a soft, warm glow rather than the sharp sparkle of a contemporary diamond. The yellow gold band features fine hand engraving along the shoulders and smaller diamonds burnished into the setting. Swift herself revealed that she had shown Kelce a video of the designer's work more than a year before the proposal, not realizing he had already been paying close attention. The ring was announced on August 26, 2025, with the caption: "Your English teacher and your gym teacher are getting married."

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2. Selena Gomez

Marquise cut diamond, approximately 6 to 8 carats, yellow gold chunky pavé band, designed by Abril Barret, estimated at $630,000

The marquise diamond on Selena Gomez's finger is not just a design choice, it is a lyric made physical. In her 2015 song "Good for You," she wrote about being a marquise diamond that could make Tiffany jealous. Nearly a decade later, Benny Blanco remembered those words and built her ring around them. The marquise cut, distinguished by its elongated form and pointed tips, dates back to 18th century France and represents less than 5% of all diamonds sold. Blanco worked closely with jeweler Theofilos Claster on the design, pairing the stone with a wider pavé set yellow gold band that breaks from the delicate slim styles that dominated the category at the time. Announced in December 2024, the ring immediately drove a surge in marquise diamond searches worldwide.

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3. Dua Lipa

Round cut diamond, approximately 2 carats, 18k yellow gold chunky band in a demi rubover setting, custom designed by Callum Turner, confirmed by British Vogue in June 2025

Dua Lipa's ring is a masterclass in intentional proportion. The round cut diamond, set in a demi rubover style that holds it flush and secure, sits on a yellow gold band estimated at nearly 8 millimeters wide, making a striking contrast to the slim pavé styles that had dominated celebrity ring culture. Turner had the ring custom made after consulting her sister and best friends, and Lipa confirmed the engagement in a British Vogue interview saying: "I'm obsessed with it. It's so me. It's nice to know the person you're spending the rest of your life with knows you very well." The ring helped define one of 2025's most significant bridal trends: bold, gold forward designs where the band carries as much visual weight as the stone.

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4. Miley Cyrus

Cushion cut diamond, approximately 4 carats, set east-west in a dome style 14k yellow gold band, designed by Jacquie Aiche, estimated between $100,000 and $500,000

Miley Cyrus confirmed her engagement to Maxx Morando not with an announcement, but with a glimpse. At the Los Angeles premiere of Avatar: Fire and Ash in December 2025, the ring appeared on her finger and the internet did the rest. Designed by Jacquie Aiche, a jeweler Cyrus has worn since 2012, the ring sets a cushion cut diamond horizontally east-west inside a sculpted dome style yellow gold band with a rounded, almost architectural silhouette. The east-west orientation stretches the stone across the finger rather than vertically, and the domed band recalls the bombé ring styles of the 1940s through 1970s. The result is a ring that reads simultaneously vintage and modern, editorial and personal, without trying to be any of those things.

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5. Beyoncé

Emerald cut diamond, estimated 18 carats, platinum setting

Beyoncé's ring is a masterclass in understated power. The emerald cut diamond sits in a clean platinum setting that lets the stone's step cut facets do all the talking. The elongated shape and exceptional clarity create a hall of mirrors effect that is distinctly architectural and wholly commanding. It is a ring that matches its wearer: no excess, no distraction, just undeniable presence.

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6. Lauren Sanchez

Cushion cut vivid pink diamond, approximately 30 carats, four prong platinum setting with round side stones, estimated between $3 million and $5 million

Jeff Bezos proposed to Lauren Sanchez in May 2023 during a nighttime moment on his yacht in the south of France, having tucked the ring under her pillow for her to find. Sanchez told Vogue: "When he opened the box, I think I blacked out a bit." The stone at the center is a cushion cut vivid pink diamond of approximately 30 carats, one of the rarest diamond hues that exists, held in a four prong platinum setting with small round side stones flanking each side. What initially appeared to be a white diamond was confirmed by Sanchez herself to be a rare pink stone. Jewelry experts have noted this ring belongs in conversation alongside historic stones that have ended up in museums. It is, in almost every technical and visual sense, one of the most extraordinary engagement rings ever seen in public hands.

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7. Kim Kardashian

20 carat emerald cut diamond, micro pavé band, designed by Lorraine Schwartz, estimated $4 million, stolen in the 2016 Paris robbery

Kanye West proposed to Kim Kardashian on her 33rd birthday in a rented baseball stadium with a 50 piece orchestra and the ring projected on the jumbotron. The proposal ring was a 15 carat cushion cut diamond designed by Lorraine Schwartz, with one specific instruction from West: the diamond should appear to float above the finger. Three years later, West upgraded to a 20 carat emerald cut diamond, also by Schwartz. The emerald cut, with its long rectangular step cut facets and hall of mirrors light return, is one of the most architecturally refined shapes in diamond cutting, and at 20 carats it commands a room. The second ring was stolen during the 2016 Paris robbery and has never been recovered. Kim has since spoken openly about plans to pass the original cushion cut ring to her eldest daughter North, who was an infant at the time of the engagement.

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8. Kate Middleton / Princess Diana

Oval Ceylon blue sapphire, approximately 12 carats, surrounded by 14 round brilliant diamonds, white gold setting

Perhaps the most recognized engagement ring in history. The oval Ceylon sapphire at its center is a vivid, saturated blue that photography has never fully captured. Diana chose it herself from a Garrard catalog in 1981, which was considered unconventional at the time as royal rings were typically custom. When Prince William proposed to Kate Middleton with the same ring in 2010, it became the ring that defined a generation's understanding of what an engagement ring could mean beyond the proposal itself.

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9. Jennifer Lopez

Natural green diamond, approximately 8.5 carats, platinum setting
Few engagement rings have generated more conversation than Jennifer Lopez's rare natural green diamond, given to her by Ben Affleck. Natural fancy colored diamonds are extraordinarily rare, and a green stone of this size and quality is essentially once in a generation. The ring reflects a deeply personal choice, one that prioritizes meaning and rarity over convention. It is unlike anything else on this list.

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10. Hailey Bieber

Oval cut diamond, approximately 6 carats, yellow gold pavé band

Hailey Bieber's ring helped reignite the world's love affair with oval diamonds and yellow gold. The warm tone of the band complements the stone's soft curves, while the pavé set diamonds along the shank add sparkle without competing with the center stone. It is simultaneously romantic and modern, and it launched a thousand imitations the moment it was photographed.

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11. Demi Lovato

Pear shaped diamond, approximately 10 carats, platinum setting with trapezoid side stones, designed by Material Good, estimated at nearly $1 million

Jordan "Jutes" Lutes proposed to Demi Lovato in December 2023 with a pear shaped diamond ring created by NYC jewelry boutique Material Good. The pear, sometimes called the teardrop cut, is one of the most dramatic fancy shapes available, with its distinctive elongated silhouette and exceptional light return. The platinum setting and trapezoid side stones give the ring a structured, refined character that complements the romantic softness of the pear cut. Lovato described the moment as "the best night of my life."

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12. Ariana Grande

Pearl center stone with a pear shaped diamond accent, custom design
Ariana Grande's ring broke from every tradition at once. A lustrous pearl sits at the center, flanked by a pear shaped diamond, set in a delicate custom band. Pearls are among the most historically romantic gemstones in jewelry, and pairing one with a diamond brings softness and edge together in a way that feels entirely personal. It sparked immediate conversation and introduced a new generation to the idea that an engagement ring does not have to have a diamond at its center.

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13. Blake Lively

Oval cut light pink diamond, approximately 12 carats, rose gold pavé band

Blake Lively's ring is one of the most widely referenced in the industry. The oval cut light pink diamond is set in a rose gold band encrusted with pavé diamonds, creating a seamless flow of warm color from stone to setting. The ring feels like it was designed as a single unified object rather than a stone dropped into a band, and that cohesion is what makes it so visually striking. Ryan Reynolds worked with Lorraine Schwartz on the design, and the result became a benchmark for the oval pink diamond category.

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14. Meghan Markle

Three stone ring, cushion cut center diamond flanked by two round diamonds from Princess Diana's personal collection, yellow gold setting
Meghan Markle's ring carries layers of significance beyond its considerable beauty. Prince Harry incorporated two diamonds from his mother Princess Diana's personal jewelry collection as the flanking stones, making the ring as much a family heirloom as it is an engagement ring. The cushion cut center diamond sits in a yellow gold prong setting, a less conventional metal choice for a royal ring that gave the piece a warmer, more personal character.

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15. Adele

Adele's ring makes a statement without trying to. The pear cut diamond, estimated at a striking 12 carats, combines the brilliance of a round cut with the elongated elegance of a marquise, tapering to a single point that gives it one of the most romantic and distinctive silhouettes in fine jewelry. It sits on a yellow gold pavé band, where closely set diamonds wrap the shank in continuous sparkle, adding brilliance without competing with the center stone. Despite the extraordinary size, the pear cut's teardrop softness keeps it from feeling aggressive, drawing the eye with grace rather than force. The yellow gold choice gives it warmth and a vintage adjacent character that feels entirely consistent with Adele's broader aesthetic.

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16. Emily Ratajkowski

Pear cut diamond with a marquise diamond accent, two stone design
Emily Ratajkowski's ring is a two stone design pairing a pear cut diamond with a marquise diamond, two of the most characterful fancy shapes in the category. The combination creates an asymmetric, fashion forward look that reads as deliberately unconventional. Both shapes have elongated silhouettes that flatter the finger, and together they create a dynamic visual tension that a single stone simply could not achieve.

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