All About Taylor Swift’s Engagement Ring: Cushion Shape & Old Mine Cut
All About Taylor Swift’s Engagement Ring
Cushion Shape & Old Mine Cut
The engagement everyone has been waiting for
We’re excited about Taylor Swift’s dazzling engagement ring, unveiled after her August 26, 2025, engagement to Travis Kelce.
As custom design specialists and diamond experts, we’re breaking down its cushion shape and old mine cut to inspire Okanagan brides to create their dream ring with us today!
Taylor Swift’s Ring: A Modern Classic
Taylor’s ring, crafted by Kindred Lubeck of Artifex Fine Jewelry, showcases a 5–8-carat antique diamond in 18k yellow gold. Its elongated cushion shape, with soft corners and an oval-like elegance, blends vintage charm with modern flair.
Old Mine Cushion Cut: Timeless Sparkle
The old mine cushion cut, a 19th-century hand-cut style, features a smaller table, larger culet, and higher crown for a warm, candlelit glow. Set with a subtle bezel, a perfect way to add a modern touch.
Why It Inspires Okanagan Brides
Taylor’s ring blends vintage with modern trends, captivating Okanagan brides. Its elongated cushion shape and oval bezel setting align with 2025’s top diamond shapes, like cushions, emeralds, and ovals, offering a sleek, romantic vibe.
Visit JK Schmidt Jewellers to design your own bold, contemporary wedding ring with our Piece by Piece Live Ring Designer, bringing your vision to life in real time.
