TOP CELEBRITY ENGAGEMENT RING STYLES DURING 2019
Many of us are fascinated by the lives of celebrities, but it can take another level when they get engaged to another famous person. The diamond cut, metal color, price point, carat weight–you name it, we want to know ALL the details of this group of engagement rings. They drive our inspirations and trends. They are unique, over the top, and flat out stunning.
So let’s take a look at some of 2019’s top celebrity engagement rings…
Katy Perry and Orlando Bloom
Katy Perry is not only a leader in the singing/songwriting world, but she is also catching everyone’s eyes with her engagement ring from Orlando Bloom.Set in a yellow gold base, this floral halo ring takes a different approach to highlighting a precious stone. Instead of a diamond, the ring is set with a 2 karat ruby stone and is surrounded by 2.5 carats of diamonds to take on the look of flower petals.Whether it’s the flower motif or highlighting a ruby or other precious stone, your customers can create the ring of their dream, just like Katy’s.
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Amanda Pacheco and Wilmer Valderrama
This couple rang in the New Year with this gorgeous pear-shaped sparkler. Wilmer proposed with a teardrop ring, featuring an estimated 2.5 to 3-carat diamond set on a stone-studded band. Amanda Pacheco’s ring is estimated to be worth anywhere from $40 to 80,000!No matter the price point your customer prefers, offer ring options that can still highlight a gorgeous pear shape center stone.
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Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez
Jennifer Lopez and Alex Rodriguez have been in the headlines ever since they began dating in 2017. The retired baseball star popped the question with a massive emerald-cut sparkler estimated to be between 10 and 15 carats and worth between $1 and $5 million. Offer a sophisticated style with a solitaire piece, with designs on the shank to offer a unique twist.
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