By Page Six | Created at 2026-09-28 21:29:08 | Updated at 2026-09-29 03:10:10
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Talk about a dramatic entrance.
Taylor Swift was the final star to walk the VMAs 2026 red carpet Sunday night — and while her shimmering Tamara Ralph Couture gown cemented her spot atop our best-dressed list, it was her jewels that truly stole the show.
Along with her gorgeous engagement ring and wedding band, the “Opalite” artist wore a new, custom-made sparkler from Forever Diamonds NY, fittingly dubbed The Royale.
“The Royale is a bespoke, one-of-a-kind ring featuring six center stones: pear, heart, lozenge, Ashoka, marquise and oval,” brand manager Yakov Mazler told Page Six Style.
“The center stones total 9.57 carats, with pavé bands adding another 0.73 carats, bringing the ring’s total weight to 10.30 carats.”
The superstar’s VMAs jewelry game didn’t stop there; sitting on her left hand alongside her bridal stack was a 4.56-carat Etho Maria diamond ring, and she finished her look with a spectacular set of three-tiered Leviev earrings set with 8.85 carats of marquise and round diamonds.
Also sporting Leviev jewels for the night was Madonna, decked out in a 115.03-carat diamond necklace worth a whopping $2.8 million.
Swift received the first-ever MTV VMA Artist Director Honors during Sunday’s ceremony, making her the most-awarded artist in Video Music Awards history.
She also took home Video of the Year for “The Fate of Ophelia.”
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