Behold, the $2 million, 20.5 carat ring Kris
Humphries gave to Kim Kardashian. Humphries designed the ring with jeweler Lorraine Schwartz, who is a "longtime Kardashian friend."
Kardashian gushed about the rock to People.
"In high school I went to Macy's and bought this fake ring, my 'perfect' ring, and this is almost the exact same," she said. "It's the most beautiful thing I have ever seen. It's perfect."
Kim said she wanted something that would be "her own," distinct from sister Khloe's $850,000, radiant-cut ring. So they went for an emerald cut, with a 16.5-carat center stone and a couple of two-carat trapezoid stones surrounding it.
As for Humphries, it seems the basketball player had one thing on his mind in selecting the perfect ring.
"I just knew I wanted it to be big!" he told People.
And in that, he undoubtedly succeeded.
Humphries gave to Kim Kardashian. Humphries designed the ring with jeweler Lorraine Schwartz, who is a "longtime Kardashian friend."
Kardashian gushed about the rock to People.
"In high school I went to Macy's and bought this fake ring, my 'perfect' ring, and this is almost the exact same," she said. "It's the most beautiful thing I have ever seen. It's perfect."
Kim said she wanted something that would be "her own," distinct from sister Khloe's $850,000, radiant-cut ring. So they went for an emerald cut, with a 16.5-carat center stone and a couple of two-carat trapezoid stones surrounding it.
As for Humphries, it seems the basketball player had one thing on his mind in selecting the perfect ring.
"I just knew I wanted it to be big!" he told People.
And in that, he undoubtedly succeeded.
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