Taylor Swift And Travis Kelce First Public Appearance as a Couple.
According to PageSix, Just off the engagement glow, Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are enjoying their first public date night at Arrowhead Stadium—the same venue their whirlwind romance first caught everyone’s eyes.
Taylor turned heads in a cozy sweater vest, a cute mini denim skirt, and knee-high white boots to match. A clip on X caught her briefly lifting a drink, the engagement ring catching the light. “THE RING IS SPARKLING,” one fan quickly pointed out, while another added, “Even in this blurry video, the bling is unreal!”
Although the Chiefs won’t hit the road for a game in São Paulo on September 5, the pair is making the most of college football season. They’ve settled in to cheer on Travis’s old school, Cincinnati, as it kicks off against Nebraska. Arrowhead is the place to be, the perfect neutral venue for national headlines.
Just days ago, the couple gave fans an inside look at that memorable garden proposal, posting a carousel of sweet snaps. “Your English teacher and your gym teacher are getting married 🧨,” the cheeky caption summed up the night perfectly.
What Was the Price Tag on Taylor Swift’s Engagement Ring?
Taylor Swift’s engagement ring was crafted by Kindred Lubeck, featuring an old mine brilliant-cut diamond. British jeweler Hancocks defines this style as a squared-off shape with gently rounded corners, giving it a nearly pillow-like silhouette.
“It mixes classic vintage with a bit of a modern vibe,” Ann Grimmett, VP of Merchandising at Jared Jewelers, explains. “I’d guess the diamond is a 7 to 9-carat elongated old mine cushion set in 18k yellow gold. The photos show solid cut and clarity, so my ballpark is $250,000 to $500,000.” Yet, the bench marks show a wider spread.
Laura Taylor at Lorel Diamonds believes a diamond of this cut, if it’s a natural stone in flawless D to F color and near-perfect clarity, might land in the £500,000 to £750,000 range—translating to $675,000 to $1 million.
Her remarks add to the buzz. The ring sparks lively debate on the rise of lab-grown versus mined stones, making every glance in the comment section a chance to vote on the future of the market, and Swift’s ring the perfect museum piece for both.