Inside Zoe Kravitz’s Show-Stopping Engagement Rings

Zoë Kravitz has said yes to Harry Styles, and her latest engagement ring is every bit as captivating as her last. Known for her impeccable style and fearless approach to fashion, Zoë’s jewellery choices have always told their own story. 

Her new ring from Harry continues that narrative, this time with a design that feels both timeless and utterly personal. The ring appears to feature a substantial 5ct elongated cushion cut natural diamond, set in warm 18ct yellow gold with a sleek bezel setting. It’s a design that captures Zoë’s signature aesthetic: refined, considered, and completely her own. While the world watched her previous engagement to Channing Tatum unfold with its striking blackened bezel, this new chapter brings a softer, warmer energy, proving that great design can evolve just as love does.

Actor, Catwoman, film director and daughter of entertainment royalty (Lenny Kravitz and Lisa Bonet, plus stepdad Jason Momoa), Zoë Kravitz has always been a sensational human being, so it was no surprise her engagement to Channing Tatum reflected that.

The perfect celebration of her one-of-a-kind style, classic but with an unexpected twist, that ring featured a jaw-dropping 7ct elongated cushion cut diamond solitaire, set in an 18ct yellow gold band with a blackened white gold bezel setting. The design was as striking as it was sophisticated, blending a classic feel with a bold, modern edge.

The standout feature was the blackened white gold bezel setting, a detail that brought a rock ‘n’ roll twist to the traditional solitaire ring. The bezel setting encased the diamond securely whilst the black rhodium-plated white gold offered a striking contrast to the diamond’s brilliance, adding depth and dimension to the design.

Zoë’s previous engagement ring featured an elongated cushion cut diamond, a shape that combines romantic vintage appeal with modern sophistication. The cushion cut, with its soft, rounded corners and large facets, is known for its brilliant sparkle. It’s a perfect choice for those who want something super distinctive but still rooted in tradition.

One of the key considerations when choosing a cushion cut diamond is colour. Because of its large facets, this cut can show more colour than other shapes. If you’re opting for a platinum or white gold setting, consider a higher colour grade (G or higher) to ensure maximum iciness. However, if you prefer a yellow or rose gold band, diamonds with slightly lower colour grades (H or I) can beautifully complement the warmth of the metal.

The elongated cushion cut, like the one in Zoë’s previous ring, offers a more unique silhouette compared to the square cushion cuts typically seen. Its length-to-width ratio adds a fresh twist to a classic design, making it perfect for someone with a unique sense of style, just like Zoë.

Zoë Kravitz’s two engagement rings offer a fascinating study in how personal style can evolve whilst staying true to its core. Both featured substantial elongated cushion cuts and bezel settings, yet each created an entirely different mood through metal choice and finishing techniques. It’s a reminder that the most meaningful rings emerge from understanding what genuinely resonates, not from following prescribed rules.

Whether you’re drawn to dramatic contrast or warm classicism, to bold statements or refined simplicity, the key is creating something that feels authentically yours. At Taylor & Hart, we specialise in helping you translate that vision into a ring you’ll treasure for a lifetime, whether it’s a twist on a classic design or something entirely bespoke.

Because at the end of the day, the best engagement ring isn’t the one that makes headlines, it’s the one that makes you smile every time you glance at your hand.