Preferring not to wear a ‘cupcake’ dress, the stunning model wore an ivory, off-the-shoulder Zac Posen gown embellished with pearls and a cropped veil, whereas, Ronson wore a candy-striped three-piece suit and a white shirt.

Star celebrities at the wedding included Kate Moss and Lily Allen.

The three platinum rings that were under spotlight dazzled with many diamonds. The engagement ring is studded with an Asscher-cut diamond, while the wedding band is an eternity band of a circlet of complementing Asscher-cut smaller diamonds. Nick’s ring is crafted with 24 diamonds and set in a kind of masculine design as desired by him. And, according to Vanessa, a ‘heartfelt’ message is inscribed inside the ring.

Princess Diana’s sister Lady Sarah McCorquodale is reportedly going to wear the sparkling pair of earrings, which belonged to Diana and Sarah's mother, Frances Shand Kydd. Besides these earrings, the exhibition includes two bejeweled tiaras, selected family heirloom jewelry and some of her dresses.

The three-year old relationship witnessed many false engagement reports, but, this time it is the truth. And, the couple is planning to walk down the aisle on July 2 in an elaborate wedding. A big party is also on the cards. Moss' 8-year-old daughter, Lila, with ex-boyfriend Jefferson Hack is expected to be the "chief bridesmaid."

Her danglers by Lorraine Schwartz gave her a resplendent glow while the platinum ring elegantly rested on the finger blending well with the deep-cut uniquely draped purple Marchesa dress.

Kardashian has usually never disappointed the celebrity-jewelry critics and this time too has received praises for her platinum diamond danglers and platinum ring. And, now the expectations are high for her red-carpet presence for the Academy Awards!

The shape of the sapphire and the cluster settings of the diamond is little different from that of Princess Diana’s ring which again became famous recently when Prince William gifted the same to his fiancée Kate Middleton.

Tom and Sarah have been dating since 2007 and also are business partners. Tom is the resident DJ at Sarah's London nightclub Kanaloa. As per the reports, the couple who is very fond of night life is planning to celebrate the occasion with two engagement parties.

A silver-and-gold pear-shaped earrings dripping with diamonds adorned her ears while a diamond snake ring from Le Vian and Rina Limor's rubellite and sapphire flower ring dazzled her well-kept fingers. Her fling with the bling on this well-attended party day continued further by way of her metallic sequined dress, which stunningly complemented her earrings and rings.

Hilton's earrings along with her 14-carat diamond snake ring and the beautiful sapphire ring have gained approval from style critics who have been writing good things about her appearance on the red carpet at the NBC's party.

On Christmas day Benson, a television marketing executive, proposed to Budig with this beautiful old European cut diamond ring. It has a shallower pavilion, more rounded shape, and different arrangement of facets. The old European cut was the forerunner of modern diamond brilliant cuts and was most advanced in use during the 19th century.

"We don't have any wedding plans yet," Budig told People. "He's an amazing man and we're just really happy."

It is reported that Tindall himself got the ring made through a jeweler. In the centre is a solitaire diamond engraved on tens of pave set diamonds on a split shank or band made with platinum. Jewelry experts are apprehensive to estimate its worth without knowing any details about the jeweler and the quality of the precious gemstones. But, the ring is undoubtedly beautiful and unique.

1. The jeweler says he wants to pull the diamond out and get a better look of it, before he makes an offer. Crook alert! He is most probably trying to pull a switcheroo. Keep your jewelry in front of you.
2. The jeweler says that you have been tricked, that the diamond is not worth half as much, and that he can sell it for you at a reasonable rate. You don’t need to believe him if you have done your groundwork well. Even if you haven’t, the best thing to do is to move along.
3. He gives in written that you have given him the diamond and tells you to come back later for the money. When you come back, he says he couldn’t sell it and gives you back the diamond, only that this time he replaces it with a fake. Even if you find out about it instantly, he will say that that’s the one you gave him. You can do nothing. So here is the thing, he gets to keep the diamond only if he gives the money.
4. The jeweler keeps your diamond on consignment and loses the merchandise. Now you are in a soup, and even though it’s his mistake, there is no way you will get the amount that the diamond would have fetched. In such a case, one should be prepared to get nothing.
5. The final one – the jeweler tells you to leave your stuff on consignment, saying it will fetch you more money that way. And a few days later – surprise! He goes outta business. So moral of the story, no one gets to keep your diamonds unless he pays for it to the last penny.