Is Dakota Johnson planning a walk down the aisle?
Well, neither she nor her boyfriend, Chris Martin, have confirmed anything but she was seen with a rather impressive ring on that finger.
The actress was spotted with a huge emerald ring while attending an annual event in New York yesterday, which benefits the charity Hope for Depression Research Foundation.
Dakota was then seen again last month celebrating her 34th birthday at Pace restaurant in Los Angeles with her other half Chris and several other friends.
Who knows, it might just be a ring that she really likes but it does seem like maybe the couple are ready to take the next step in their relationship.
With its 8 to 10 carat oval cut emerald, offset with a halo of diamonds, it would make a perfect engagement ring.
An expert at Steven Stone jewellers, Zack Stone, took a closer look and his estimated value is nothing to sneeze at.
“Featuring an 8-10 carat oval cut emerald, Dakota’s ring is certainly impressive. The huge stone appears to be sat in a halo setting, which further accentuates its beauty.
“The actress is clearly a fan of the highly precious gemstone as she’s previously been seen sporting an elegant cushion cut emerald ring. The stone of the heart, emeralds symbolise mercy, compassion and universal love – making them the ideal choice for an engagement ring,” he said.
“Dakota stunned us with the ring when she wore it to her 34th birthday celebrations last month, sparking speculation that she’s engaged to Coldplay frontman, Chris Martin.
“She’ll be in good company if it is in fact an engagement ring as celebrities sporting emerald engagement rings include Rita Ora, who received a 10 carat emerald cut Columbian green emerald from Taika Waititi.
“Though it’s dependent on the quality of the stone, Dakota’s ring could easily be worth €461,000,” he concluded.
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