Paris Hilton’s Paris Themed Engagement Ring

What do you get the girl that has everything? What about a $2 million engagement ring named after her…

Paris Hilton is officially an engaged woman (again!). This time it was Hilton’s boyfriend of one year, entrepreneur Carter Reum, who proposed to the socialite on the 13th February, conveniently just before Valentines Day.

Paris took to her website to share her news: “A peaceful pre-dinner walk on the beach turned into much more when Carter dropped to one knee. It was the kind of proposal I had always dreamed of, followed by a special celebration with family and close friends,” she wrote. Reum presented Hilton with a very on-trend emerald-cut engagement ring worth a reported $1 million.

Here’s everything you need to know about it.

What Does Paris’ Engagement Ring Look Like?

Reum worked with Jean Dousset, the great-great-grandson of Louis-Francois Cartier, to design a custom engagement ring for his fiancée. Fittingly named “Paris” the engagement ring features a 10-20-carat emerald-cut center stone framed by two shield-cut diamonds, all fit in a tension setting. 

Around the diamond, on the prongs, and at the base of the ring’s head are small pavé diamonds giving this ring extra sparkle.

Hilton’s engagement ring from Reum costs well over $2 million, which is shockingly less than her former rings.

Dousett himself went on to explain the meaning behind the ring: “It is a three-stone ring design with an emerald-cut center stone, featuring baguette-cut and trapezoid accent diamonds. The design of the ring derives from a combination of classical and Art Nouveau era influences. The geometric shapes of this ring are befitting to resemble the structure of the Grand Palais in Paris.” 

The destination, of course, holds value for both the designer and Paris herself. It’s the city where Dousett is from, and of course her namesake. 

It’s beautiful, but did we really expect any less from the original heiress herself?