Jennifer Lawrence Once Subtly Flaunted Her Emerald-Cut Five-Carat Solitaire Ring Costing A Whopping Fortune Upto $250,000, Making Us Go Green With Envy!
Jennifer Lawrence debuted her emerald-cut solitaire in 2019 and made headlines with Cooke Maroney's chic choice of diamond to propose to her.
Jennifer Lawrence One Subtly Flaunted Her Emerald-Cut Five-Carat Solitaire Ring Costing A Whopping Fortune, Read On! (Photo Credit: Instagram)
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Jennifer Lawrence is one name that needs no introduction in Hollywood or to her fans worldwide. While she’s making headlines for her recently released film ‘No Hard Feelings’ on Netflix, where she has bared it all and fans are going gaga over her wild performance, we bring you a time when JLaw debuted her engagement ring in 2019 and subtly flaunted her emerald-cut five-carat solitaire costing a whopping fortune up to $250,000 making us go green with envy. Scroll below to read the scoop.
For those of you who don’t know, JLaw is married to Cooke Maroney, and the couple shares a son together, whom they welcomed in 2022. Soon after, Jennifer was spotted taking a stroll in the New York neighborhood, all fit and healthy. Her transformation went viral online, and she did get back in shape sooner than we all thought; probably why she’s an icon and diva!
It was in February 2019 when Jennifer Lawrence debuted her engagement ring in emerald cut and was about five-carat, as suggested by the experts. It appeared to be on a white-gold band and looked expensive, and the solitaire was shining bright, as reported by the INSIDER.
The Hunger Games actress showed off her engagement rock in Christian Dior’s Fall/Winter 2019 show during Paris Fashion Week, and wore a gray colored business dress with a crisp collar and styled it with a black belt and a pair of sunglasses. Honestly, we couldn’t notice anything besides her beautiful engagement ring, which stole the show for everyone!
A jewelry expert at JamesAllen.com told INSIDER that the ‘classic & timeless’ solitaire was around five-carat and would cost between $150,000 and $250,000. Kathryn Money, the vice president of strategy and merchandising at Brilliant Earth, told the publication, “Emerald and elongated cushion-cut diamonds create a flattering look as their elongated shape lengthens the wearer’s finger.”
