Grace Kelly - Princess of Monaco Collection Engagement Ring

Leave everyone in awe as you sparkle all day and night with this stunning Engagement ring from the Grace Kelly - Princess of Monaco Collection !

Prior to leaving Monaco to meet with Grace Kelly and the entire Kelly family, Prince Rainier decided to take the chance that she would agree to marry him, so he purchased a ring and guessed at the proper size. It was a ruby and diamond eternity ring.

The Prince’s priest, who was travelling with him, later pulled Rainier aside and told him that his young future bride should be given a diamond ring, not a mixed ruby and diamond. That day, Rainier went back to Tiffany’s and picked out a 12-carat all-diamond ring; Tiffany’s agreed that they would take back the original ring. The ring is spectacular, to say the least. The centre stone is 10.47 carats, and the side stones make up the rest of the 12-carat total.

When Grace was preparing for her final movie High Society, she played the part of a rich Philadelphia woman who with a large diamond engagement ring. A “paste” ring was given to her so it could be properly sized. She said it looked cheap and wasn’t worthy of a Philadelphia society woman, so she took out her ring and asked if she could wear it during shooting. They agreed. The ring you see her wearing in High Society is her real engagement ring.

Clarion Pell, the manufacturer of the Princess Grace Collection, brings you the style and sophistication of Princess Grace of Monaco, from her early movie star years to the royal jewels of one of the world’s most glamorous princesses. 

• Rhodium plated
• (1) 13x11mm rectangular clear crystal, prong set & faceted
• (2) 4x3mm baguette cut crystals, bezel set
• Romance card & manufacturer's certificate included
• Steel case with velour cover
• Measures approximately 14mm wide, knuckle to knuckle
• Nickel free
• Made in China

More Info:
Manufactured by Clarion Pell, LLC, GraceKellyCollection.com. Use of name and likeness of Princess Grace of Monaco with permission of the Princess Grace Foundation USA, which supports emerging artists in theater, dance, and film. www.pgfusa.org. Under license from Kismet Kors LLC.