Though primarily known for her roles as Serena van der Woodsen in Gossip Girl and Lily Bloom in the hotly anticipated film adaptation of Colleen Hoover’s It Ends With Us, Blake Lively has another claim to fame many people adore. When the star got engaged and married to fellow actor Ryan Reynolds in 2012, she did so with an enormous blush-colored diamond on her hand—a ring that still sets trends (and headlines!) today. Featuring a 12-carat, oval-cut solitaire stone on a diamond band, designed by celebrity jeweler Lorraine Schwartz, Lively's bauble is just as iconic as the actress herself. “[Her ring] still gets referenced for its size, shape, and color,” shares Sharon Schatner, a GIA diamond graduate at Filigree Jewelers.

Lively is also fully aware of the grandeur of her sparkler (which is rumored to have cost $2 million) and has referred to it as one of her most beloved possessions. “My most treasured possession is my engagement ring by my dear friend Lorraine Schwartz, because of the love and meaning it symbolizes,” she told British Vogue in 2015, adding that Reynolds and Schwartz designed it together with no input from her. “Ryan chose Lorraine Schwartz to help him find a flawless, light pink oval diamond,” a spokesperson for the jeweler told People at the time. “They worked together to design a custom setting in rose gold and pavé diamonds with a nod to deco.” Schwartz was also behind Blake's matching rose gold wedding band.

After Reynolds slipped the ring on Lively’s finger over a decade ago, Schatner says she began noticing “more requests for larger diamonds” from couples. “One carat was no longer the standard; we started getting more requests for two to four-carat diamonds.” The actress also helped propel the oval-cut engagement ring trend: “Blake Lively was the first celebrity we saw wear an oval diamond engagement ring and they have been popular ever since,” Schatner explains. “In 2015, only two percent of all diamond engagement rings were ovals, and by 2023 it was 22 percent! Clients say that an oval-shaped diamond feels more unique than a round, but still classic, and they find the elongated shape flattering."

The shape of her diamond isn't the only element of her engagement ring individuals love, however: The pink hue of her center stone, which Schatner says is “extremely rare and costly,” is another detail many people have tried to emulate (morganite, tourmaline, and pink sapphires give off a similar look). "The pink color of Blake’s diamond was enhanced by the rose gold setting made her ring a standout,” Schatner adds. “A soft pink like Blake’s diamond can feel almost neutral while a bright pink is a fun option for someone wanting a bolder choice.”

11 Blake Lively-Inspired Engagement Rings to Shop Right Now

It's safe to say that there’s something extremely enchanting about Lively’s wedding ring—and if you’re dreaming of a similar look, check out these Blake Lively-inspired picks below.

Filigree Jewelers 4-Carat Oval-Cut Diamond Engagement Ring

This stunning solitaire diamond engagement ring is a whopping four carats and sits on a lovely, classic 14k gold band. Its oval shape is similar to Lively’s ring and the golden tone is warm and inviting.

Angara Claw-Set Oval Morganite Ring

Mega diamonds like Lively’s come with a celebrity-worthy price tag. But light peachy-pink morganite is a budget-friendly stone that gets you the look for less.

Brilliant Earth Lumiere Diamond Engagement Ring

This Brilliant Earth bauble has a slim band setting and oval shape that's similar to Lively’s. What's great about this option, though, is that you can choose from white gold, platinum, rose gold, and 18k yellow gold to make it your own.

Blue Nile Oval Morganite Statement Ring in 14K Rose Gold

Another morganite sparkler, this Blue Nile option is a great dupe for Lively’s engagement ring. The blush-colored stone and rose gold setting have a similar pink tone to her wedding set.

Catbird "The Grand Swan" Solitaire Supreme Oval Lab-Grown Diamond Ring

Many couples are opting for lab-grown diamonds and this beauty from Catbird definitely proves why. It’s a delicate, shimmering solitaire set on an equally sparkly band and is extra Lively-esque in rose gold.

James Allen 14K Rose Gold Diamond Pavé Halo Engagement Ring

If you prefer a little more detail to your ring setting versus a simple solitaire, this rose gold option features a diamond pavé halo around the center stone.

Cullen Jewelry Penelope Oval Solitaire With Hidden Halo and Tripe Pavé

This gorgeous solitaire on a triple pavé band definitely gives Blake Lively vibes, especially if you like a lot of glitz and glamour. It's a true sparkler.

EidelPrecious Blake Lively White Sapphire Engagement Ring

Etsy is a great source for less expensive gems, like this Lively-inspired ring with a white sapphire center stone in place of a costly diamond. It’s a great dupe for her look at a smaller, more manageable everyday size.

Jared Bezel-Set Diamond Solitaire Engagement Ring

Bezel-set diamonds are a great choice for people who work with their hands, so if you like Lively’s ring but are worried about the prong setting, a bezel style may be a good idea. Choose from yellow, white, or rose gold metal to make it your own.

Natalie Marie Jewelry Una Ova Solitaire Ring

A more minimalist take on Lively’s ring, this sleek, understated morganite solitaire is a pale, pale pink and rests on an equally warm and romantic rose gold band. (You can also choose between white and yellow gold.) It’s simply pretty.

Filigree Jewelers Oval-Cut Pink Sapphire Engagement Ring

For a more vibrant pink stone, try a pink sapphire. This gorgeous ring is surrounded by a halo of brilliant and baguette-cut diamonds and has a similar shape to Lively’s with a lot more color.