Miley Cyrus' Engagement Ring: Love It or Hate It?
SodaHead Living
2012/06/07 16:00:00
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Yesterday, we told you all about Miley Cyrus getting engaged. Today, we have the scoop on her 3.5-carat cushion-cut diamond engagement ring. "Hunger Games" hunk Liam Hemsworth, 22, told celebrity jeweler Neil Lane he wanted "something unusual" for 19-year-old Miley, Lane tells People magazine. "Something really beautiful and romantic."
According to People, the ring is handcrafted in 18-karat gold with intricately carved diamond floral motifs in an art nouveau pattern. The center stone is an antique dating back to the late 19th century.
According to People, the ring is handcrafted in 18-karat gold with intricately carved diamond floral motifs in an art nouveau pattern. The center stone is an antique dating back to the late 19th century.
"It was hand-cut around 1880 or 1890 and it’s unique and in its original form,” Lane says. “At that time no two diamonds were alike, as they were all hand-cut, so it’s fascinating to look at because it hasn’t been re-cut to look contemporary over the years. I find that really romantic." He adds, "The light flashes and sparkles no matter where Miley moves her hand."
Lane says he and Hemsworth "worked back and forth and it’s everything he was looking for." It was completed last week, and Hemworth popped the question on May 31. Miley certainly seems like a happy girl. She tweeted on Wednesday: “Thank you for all the love today. I’m happy to share this news with you all. I feel like all my dreams are coming true.”
Top Opinion
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Lisa 2012/06/07 17:47:28
I think it suits both of them...somehow....
I wish them the best, truly.
Besides, if you want to talk about "too young" to be getting married, take a look at Courtney Stodden. She was only 16 AND she married someone 35 years her senior. Compared to that, getting engaged at 19 is nothing.
That's a $5 dollar word, "resort"
Apologies for the name calling...
One day, in this 21 century, you will look back, and say, "she was right"
And this is not about right and wrong, I really don't care anymore