Celebrity-inspired engagement rings: four design ideas

A celebrity photograph can introduce you to a ring shape or setting you had not considered. Use it to identify the details you enjoy, then choose a design around your own budget, proportions and comfort.

The examples below draw on published fashion coverage. Use them as design inspiration, then compare the specifications and price of your own ring.

Two stones: a Toi et Moi design

Vogue India identifies Aditi Rao Hydari’s engagement ring as a Toi et Moi design in its bridal coverage.

A Toi et Moi ring places two gemstones beside each other. The name means “you and me” in French. The stones can match or contrast in shape, size or colour; GIA explains the two-stone style.

Compare both stones together. Ask for each stone’s weight and dimensions, and check the combined width and setting height on your hand.

East–west: a different orientation

British Vogue’s coverage of Zendaya’s engagement ring describes an east–west setting, with the stone positioned horizontally.

Positioning an elongated stone across the finger creates a different outline from setting it along the finger. Compare the same shape in both orientations before choosing.

Check whether the setting sits comfortably beside a wedding band and how its edges feel during everyday movement.

Marquise: a pointed outline

British Vogue describes Selena Gomez’s engagement ring as a marquise diamond with pavé shoulders.

A marquise diamond has an elongated outline with two pointed ends. Compare the proportions of actual stones and ask how the setting protects the tips.

Look at the stone in more than one lighting condition. The shape name alone does not establish its sparkle, quality or price. Our diamond shape guide gives you other outlines to compare.

Personal details: meaning you choose

Cosmopolitan India reported a number-eight detail in Alia Bhatt’s engagement ring. That reported personalisation can be a starting point for discussing a meaningful detail of your own.

An engraving, a shared date or a design detail can make a ring personal. Discuss what is practical for the proposed band and setting, including space, legibility and any future resizing.

Keep the design reference separate from the final specification: agree on the diamond, metal, dimensions and complete quotation before ordering.

Create your own ring with Glora Diamonds

Save a few reference photographs and identify what attracts you: the shape, orientation, band or arrangement of stones.

Browse Glora’s engagement rings or discuss a custom design. Confirm feasibility, the proposed design review, price, timing and written terms before approval.

For viewing options, contact Glora Diamonds Chennai or Glora Diamonds Bangalore.