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[Expired]9 Iconic Engagement Rings That Define an Era

A classic engagement ring is more than just a symbol of love—it often shapes the aesthetic of an entire era. Celebrity engagement rings never fail to spark conversation, from Hailey Bieber's oval diamond to Taylor Swift's vintage old-mine cut. Each one showcases a distinct style and sensibility. Whether you're currently ring shopping or simply love jewelry design, these iconic pieces are a great source of inspiration.

Image via @haileybieber, credit to the original owner

Image via @Taylor Swift, credit to the original owner

Celebrity	Diamond Specs (est.)	Design Highlights
Hailey Bieber	7-11 carats Elongated oval cut	Designed by Lorraine Schwartz, set on an 18K yellow gold plain band—the proportions make fingers look elegantly elongated.
Taylor Swift	8-10 carats Antique old-mine cut	(Editor's note: based on the original 2026 setting) Vintage hand-carved gold band, kicking off the anti-minimalist trend.
Dua Lipa	2-3 carats Round brilliant cut	Boldly set into an 18K yellow gold cigar band, projecting a sleek, modern fashion-forward attitude.
Zoë Kravitz	6-10 carats Elongated cushion cut	Originally set as an engagement to Harry Styles. A low-key gold bezel setting paired with a delicate band, crafted by Jessica McCormack.
Meghan Markle	Approx. 3-carat center stone Three-stone design	The side stones on the center diamond are from Princess Diana's personal collection; upgraded the gold band to a more refined pavé design in 2019.
Selena Gomez	6-8 carats Marquise cut	A distinctive marquise diamond paired with a gold pavé eternity band, breaking the traditional round/oval market dominance.
Zendaya	Approx. 5 carats Elongated cushion cut	Set in an east-west vintage button-back mounting, rich with Georgian-era character.
Sofia Richie	Approx. 6 carats Solitaire emerald cut	The epitome of "quiet luxury"—a platinum band highlights the clarity of the step-cut diamond, refined and understated.
Devon Lee Carlson	2-3 carats Old-mine round cut	A classic three-stone silhouette with understated Georgian styling, symbolizing the romantic meaning of past, present, and future.