

Swifties, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are officially engaged!
Brace yourself jewelry lovers and of course Swifties, because Taylor Swift has officially put Old Mine engagement rings back in the spot. The glimmer and simmer are absolutely dazzling.
These babies date back to the times of 18th and 19th century which were lovingly hand cut and a labor of pure real craftmanship. They are characterized by a cushion-like shape, rounded corners, chunky facets and an opulent culet. These makes each one these unique and these diamonds doesn't sparkle like modern brilliant ones. Instead, they radiate a glow of romantic, antique charm and expressive flashes of light. Real jewelry aficionados will tell you these rings have one-of-a-kind personality which makes them irresistible.
Now enter Mother Taylor Swift, forever bossing trends. Her engagement ring was designed by Travis Kelce with Kindred Lubeck of Artifex Fine Jewelry. Her ring was a spectacular Old Mine brilliant-cut which is a gorgeous, elongated cushion-style diamond set in 18K yellow gold. It completes with a delicate filigree and vintage vibes. Jewelers estimate the diamond to be between 7 and 15 carats. And the price tag? Brace yourself. It estimated range is $250,000 all the way up to $5 million, depending on size, rarity, and pedigree.
Vintage engagement rings are having a huge moment in 2025. Searches for these 1920s-style rings have skyrocketed and Taylor's engagement ring is official stamp of approval for the rising trend. Online chatter backs it up too, one Redditor puts it beautifully, saying they’re “timeless". Another praised the charm of their own hand-cut treasure, “Antique OMC’s are still highly sought after... perfectly imperfect and full of character”
Bottom line? With Taylor Swift’s ring lighting up headlines (and hearts), Old Mine Cut diamonds are shaping up to be the chicest, most romantic comeback of the year. They are full of history, personality, and vintage flair.
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