Selena Gomez cannot stop, will not stop showing her engagement ring.
Since the record maker Benny Blanco proposed Gomez in December, the 32-year-old actress shared an influx of photos on The Big Rock on her finger: an extended spark of Marquise, located in a group of eternity studied with diamonds.
“I’ve just dreamed of this moment my whole life,” she wrote.
Indeed, in her 2015 song “Good for You”, Gomez compared herself to a Marquise diamond, a rare, non-conventional cut with the pronounced ends originating in the French court of the 18th century. (It is reported to be named after Luis XV’s lady, La Marquise de Pompadour, and was modeled after the shape of her lips. Ooh la la.)
“Definitely is definitely a style for someone who wants to be a little different or avant -garde,” says London vice president Scott Udell for Alexa. “It’S’S for someone who wants to stand, or at least not have a shape you see to everyone.”
Gomez is not alone. It seems that these days, everyone wants to emerge. Forget the bull stones and the delicate patterns that characterized the restrained Covid era. The quiet luxury is over. The “Boom Boom” aesthetics is in: polished business suits, gorgeous bouffant, ardent furs and diamonds as big as Ritz.
“I’m starting to see these retro styles that were popular in the 1980s and 90s to come back,” Udell says. In terms of engagement rings, it means marquating cuttings, pear shapes, bold yellow strips and a general more is more Ethics “These styles have been phase for a while, but now they are being renewed.”
Take the great stream of adele in the form of pear from sports agent Rich Paul-an old-fashioned cut that matches the 36-year-old diva electricity and classic style.
“I think it’s stunning,” Udell tells the ring, adding that the thin platinum group gives the 1980s part a modern turn. “I love the super thin band that the type of diamond swims. This really allows it to pop.”
Lady Gaga debuted in a similarly over-the-top engagement ring at the Venice Film Festival last September. Although the 39-year-old and her fiancée performer, Michael Polansky, went to something completely original.
Designed by Sofia Jewelry, it contains a great oval placed on a white and golden gold diamond band, which is then decorated with natural pink ombré diamonds. There is also a hidden halo of white diamond under the center of the center, if one thought it had not enough shine.
“Challengers” And actress “Dune” Zendaya also chose an oval diamond wrapped for her engagement ring in “Spider-Man” Co-star Tom Holland. However, the 28-year-old fashion tile is known for doing things in its own way. Cut placement of the Georgian style-which a metal layer surrounds the stone-has a vintage feeling. And instead of a vertical diamond, the stone has an east-west environment, which is said to symbolize an equal relationship with both partners working together with each other as a team.
“Both ancient and modern,” Udell says. Ring is the perfect rings for a woman who wears more cut styles and classic vintage styles with equal elegance and aplomb.
Like Zendaya, actress Emma Roberts also revealed a vintage -inspired engagement ring. Hers (donated by actor Cody John), contains a round, European cut diamond with-like Zenday-a thicker gold band.
While thinner gangs are still a more popular way to show a large stone, Udell says he has seen more brides recently gravites to larger bands to balance round stones and add quality and depth. “If it is made to scaling properly, it can look really beautiful and elegant,” he says. “And it can resist a lot of dresses and tears, and that’s the whole issue. You have to design something you can wear day by day.”
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