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Hailey Baldwin Shows Off New Wedding Ring Set with Justin Bieber — Take a Look

The two rings came from Tiffany & Co.

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5 years ago

October 7, 2019

INSTORE Staff

Hailey Baldwin, who married singer Justin Bieber for the second time last week, took to Instagram to show off her new wedding set.

She shared a photo of two Tiffany & Co. diamond wedding bands along with her oval-cut diamond engagement ring, People magazine reports.

According to the magazine, the wedding rings are “a Tiffany Soleste 18-karat gold diamond-encrusted band (valued at $3,125) and a Tiffany Soleste 18-karat gold and diamond V-ring (valued at $2,150).”

With the Instagram Stories post, Baldwin wrote “Love my wedding band set” and “thank you @tiffanyandco.”

Page Six has reported that the engagement ring includes a diamond of about 6 carats. It would likely retail for approximately $400,000, according to Andrew Brown, president of WP Diamonds.

The couple’s second wedding was a small (but star-studded) ceremony that took place in South Carolina.

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