Liam Hemsworth proposed to Gabriella Brooks this week, and the ring stopped scrolls for a reason: an antique cushion-cut diamond set in warm yellow gold, a full swing away from the cool platinum minimalism that's ruled the last decade. If heirloom glamour has you rethinking your own ring — or your wedding day palette — here's how to lean into the trend.
The Ring: An antique cushion, or “old mine,” cut diamond prized for its soft, candlelit sparkle, set in a warm yellow gold band — a nod to Victorian-era jewelry design.
Gown Pairing: Warm metal loves warm light. Ivory, champagne, and candlelight tones read richer next to yellow gold than a stark white does, so let your gown's shade echo the ring instead of fighting it.
Details: Lean into antique-inspired lace, a high Victorian neckline, or heirloom-style covered buttons down the back — details that speak the same old-world language as the ring.
Reception: Swap cool platinum flatware and icy florals for brass accents and warm, garden-style blooms so the whole day feels of a piece with what's on your hand.
Vintage is having a real moment — and it's not just about the ring. It's the whole warm, undone, heirloom mood.