Taylor Swift Flaunts Stunning 35-Carat Pink Sapphire Ring Worth Over $27K

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Taylor Swift took to Instagram on Wednesday to unveil her Target-exclusive vinyl, “The Life of a Showgirl: The Crowd Is Your King.” The album cover features Swift wearing a dazzling ring that outshines even the Las Vegas skyline.

The ring, a creation of the family-owned fine jewelry brand Kallati, is valued at $27,120. Crafted from 14-karat rose gold, it showcases a magnificent 35-carat pink sapphire, surrounded by a halo of diamonds totaling 1 carat.

The stunning jewelry piece coordinates perfectly with Swift’s outfit choice — a blush velvet bodysuit from The Blonds’ Elizabeth Taylor-inspired Fall 2023 collection, a detail first reported by Page Six Style. The outfit features a large 3D jewel design on its corset, enhancing the gemstone’s impact.

Elizabeth Taylor, the legendary actress and jewelry aficionado whom Swift honors in one of her “Showgirl” tracks, would undoubtedly have appreciated the large pink sapphire.

This isn’t the first eye-catching ring Swift has sported recently. Last month, she received an exquisite engagement ring from Travis Kelce. The ring, an old mine brilliant-cut diamond, was a custom design by Kindred Lubeck of Artifex Fine, made in collaboration with the Chiefs tight end, as exclusively reported.

Swift’s “Life of a Showgirl” album artwork features multiple ensembles from The Blonds, including a whimsical pink feathered corset and a bejeweled maroon bodysuit paired with opera gloves designed to mimic flames. Additionally, the artwork includes pieces from the iconic Las Vegas show “Jubilee!” with designs by Bob Mackie and Pete Menefee.

Jose Rodrigo, a Las Vegas stylist and former “Jubilee!” dresser, praised the quality of the show’s costumes. He has previously selected pieces for burlesque star Dita Von Teese and the upcoming Pamela Anderson movie “The Last Showgirl.” Rodrigo noted, “The costumes were crafted with utmost care, and Swift’s styling pays homage to the original designs while maintaining a contemporary edge.”