Good Romance: Lady Gaga’s Epic Engagement Rings

Lady Gaga has always just danced to the beat of her own drum and never does things by halves. Having dominated the worlds of music, film, and beauty, it’s safe to say she is a bona fide mogul. She has also played many a love game, which has led to quite an impressive jewellery collection.

 

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The star has been on the edge of glory twice before and was first engaged to Taylor Kinney in 2015, then to Christian Carino in 2018. While both romances ended, her engagement rings were so gorgeous and appeared in many paparazzi shots, that they will forever be relevant.

Kinney first gave her a heart diamond engagement ring, the size that someone only as fabulous as Gaga could pull off. Her second engagement ring from Carino featured a large pink oval sapphire, set in a round diamond halo – reminiscent of a daisy. Both of Gaga’s older rings perfectly suited her whimsical, bold sense of style, we hope she kept them.

Lady Gaga dated the talent agent Christian Carino from July 2016 to February 2019. Carino originally represented Gaga, and the relationship blossomed into a romance. After one year of dating, Carino proposed with a large pink sapphire engagement ring.

The ring features a 13ct pink sapphire, surrounded by a halo of 12 white round brilliant diamonds. Set in platinum, the ring is just as beguiling as its owner. Pink sapphires are said to symbolise romance and feminine elegance, just like Gaga. We estimate the ring to have cost around  £24,000.

If you love Gaga’s pink sapphire ring, take a look at our version of the enchanting design.

Our Lyra ring design can be customised to be set with either a diamond, or any colour sapphire. It’s also designed to have a straight wedding ring sit perfectly under the halo.

A pink engagement ring is best suited for those who love to make a statement and who love to have fun. Softer pink tones, such as a light pink sapphire, or a pink diamond is best for those who prefer a muted, feminine look.

For those who love light shades of pink or orange, consider a padparadscha sapphire, which is a unique blend of pink, orange and yellow. It usually culminates in a distinct salmon, peachy colour. Darker sapphire tones of fuchsia suit those who love to be bold and go for that pink chromatica.