
Taylor Swift Swaps Iconic 10-Carat Ring for Emerald-Cut Stone in New Single Promo
Taylor Swift revealed a new engagement ring in promotional materials for her upcoming single, replacing her previous 10-carat diamond with an emerald-cut stone.
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Taylor Swift revealed a new engagement ring in promotional materials for her upcoming single, replacing her previous 10-carat diamond with an emerald-cut stone.

Post Malone quietly announced his engagement to Christy Lee in August 2026, and Angel City Jewelers has shared close-ups showing the ring is over 20 carats—a natural immaculate oval stone. The couple has been dating about 18 months; Lee is said to be a Parsons design student. Malone’s romance with Lee follows a prior engagement to Jamie Park, which ended in 2025, and the jewelers described the ring as a 'project' on Instagram while confirming the impressive carat size.

Post Malone proposed to Christy Lee with a platinum, four-prong oval-cut diamond ring weighing over 20 carats. Angel City Jewelers confirmed the weight and shared a closer look and a 360-degree video; earlier estimates had pegged the stone at 15 carats and around $2 million, but the actual weight suggests a higher price tag as the couple announced the engagement on social media.
Jordyn Woods and Karl-Anthony Towns began as friends and grew into partners after sharing profound losses—Townes’ mother died in 2020 and Woods’s father died in 2017—deepening their bond and leading to a private Malibu wedding on Aug. 15. Towns designed a meaningful engagement ring with their birthstones and family stones, symbolizing two families joining together, as the couple’s grief-informed, fate-tinged romance has captivated fans and followers across social media.

Post Malone’s fiancée Christy Lee reportedly wears a jaw-dropping oval engagement ring that experts estimate at $1–$2 million, with the center stone ranging from 10–15 carats (potentially up to 17) and a distinctive old mine cut on a slim yellow-gold band.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce were photographed publicly flaunting their wedding bands: Kelce wore a gold ring at the Kansas City Chiefs’ Aug. 15 preseason game, while Swift was seen with a wedding band alongside her engagement ring at a separate wedding she attended. The designer of the rings hasn’t been disclosed, but Swift’s engagement ring is described as a large elongated old mine-cut center stone; experts estimate the cost of her ring around $250,000 to $500,000. Their wedding attire was Christian Dior Haute Couture, and more details have trickled out from guests.

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce publicly showed their wedding bands for the first time since their weekend wedding: Kelce wore a gold ring at a preseason game, while Swift was photographed in England with a gold band beneath her engagement ring; details on the ring designers aren’t disclosed, their Dior Haute Couture outfits were noted, and Adam Sandler officiated the ceremony, with fans wondering whether Swift will stack or simplify her engagement ring going forward.

Taylor Swift attended the star-studded wedding of Oli Jacobs and Laura Sisk in England, flaring her large engagement ring and wedding band while mingling with guests. She wore a Costarellos-designed Arcangela appliqué tulle gown with gold embroidery and a plunging neckline, complemented by a pearl necklace and red lips. Travis Kelce was not in attendance as he started the Chiefs’ preseason, and Swift was seen socializing with fellow attendees including Sabrina Carpenter, Jack Antonoff, and Phoebe Bridgers.

Travis Kelce sparked fan chatter by subtly flashing his engagement ring from Taylor Swift during the Chiefs’ preseason opener against the Rams, prompting playful reactions that urged him to “show it off.” The couple kept their July wedding private, and Kelce has since quelled retirement rumors by signing a one-year, $12 million deal to return to the Chiefs.

Taylor Swift was spotted in London on Aug. 12 for her first solo outing since marrying Travis Kelce, wearing a lavender dress and carrying a Christian Louboutin clutch, while her 10-carat engagement ring—designed by Kelce with Kindred Lubeck—sparkled in the light and drew most of the attention.

Zendaya and Tom Holland were seen in London wearing matching gold bands after reportedly tying the knot in a private UK ceremony and hosting a wedding celebration at a Surrey estate; Zendaya wore her five-carat engagement ring, and the couple kept details private with paparazzi photos of their dogs during a morning coffee run.

Justin Herbert proposed to Madison Beer with a reportedly $700,000–$1.2 million elongated cushion-cut diamond ring in a minimalist solitaire setting, a look experts call a modern twist on a timeless engagement style; the ring trend mirrors other celebs like Taylor Swift and Zoë Kravitz, and the couple announced their engagement after dating for about a year.

Across the UK, US and beyond, divorcing women are repurposing engagement rings or buying new “divorce rings” to mark fresh starts, with stories like Deb Marino wearing a sapphire on a redesigned ring and Ceri Evans calling her new piece her “USA ring.” Jewellers report rising interest as women use these rings to signal financial and personal autonomy after a split. With divorce often timing financial strain, many see the new ring as a meaningful investment and a way to reclaim control, even as resale values for old jewelry typically sit around 30% of original price. Some wear their divorce ring on the middle finger as a deliberate, defiant gesture, while others stash or repurpose other pieces to mark their new life. The trend taps into a broader cultural moment described as a “hot divorcee summer,” emphasizing empowerment and personal reinvention.

Taylor Swift popped up on stage at Travis Kelce’s Tight Ends & Friends concert, joining Lainey Wilson to perform “Love Story” as part of Tight End University, while flashing her engagement ring and prompting a wave of fan excitement.

Frances Gerety, a 31-year-old copywriter at N.W. Ayer, reportedly penned De Beers’ tagline 'A Diamond Is Forever' in 1947, a four-word line that helped normalize diamonds as the symbol of eternal love and reshaped engagement norms across roughly 40 countries. The slogan ran from 1948 onward, reinforcing a marketing-driven idea of value (including the famous two-month-salary rule) and turning the diamond market into a multibillion-dollar industry, even as Gerety herself never married. The piece explores cognitive dissonance between the private life of a creator and the public impact of her work, and notes the line’s enduring presence in De Beers campaigns today.