Kaitlyn Bristowe's Diamond Engagement Ring

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On “The Bachelorette” fans saw that Kaitlyn Bristowe’s diamond engagement ring was so big that the astronauts from the International Space Station might be able to see if she turns her hand just right. Well, maybe not that big, but big enough for fans to gasp in delight upon first look. According to E! News, the massive 3.5-carat diamond features 160 petite diamonds surrounding the main cut diamond and is set into a platinum band.
The specially made ring was from Neil Lane and as Bachelorette fans know, his jewelry is outstanding. The hand-crafted piece not only captured the love saw on the show but also offered sophistication when placed on the bride-to-be’s hand.
The bond of love appears to be holding strong for the new couple who found love

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