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Ever since Taylor Swift and her boyfriend Travis Kelce started dating in July 2023, the internet has been patrolled 24/7. (As Swift herself sings in “Lavender Haze,” “The only kind of girl they see is a one night or a wife.”) Swifties got a look at a new track this weekend that pays homage to Kelce—just not The Art.

On December 21, the pop star was spotted at a Kansas City Chiefs game in her hometown. He wore a cherry red faux fur coat by Charlotte Simone and a diamond, garnet and citrine ring by Stephanie Gottlieb. The 14-karat yellow gold sparkler had a romantic Toi et moi setting, which means “you and me” in French.

In recent years, this style has become the most popular ring setting among fashionistas and Hollywood stars alike. Emily Ratajkowski made waves in 2018 with her two-stone engagement ring (which she later converted into “divorce rings”), followed a few years later by Ariana Grande and Megan Fox. However, the original supporter of the style was Jackie Kennedy, who received a diamond and emerald engagement ring from President John F. Kennedy.

The Toi et Moi ring style is characterized by its two stone design, with one gemstone representing each person in the relationship. In Swift’s case, these were a pear-shaped garnet and a cushion-cut citrine. According to Stephanie Gottlieb’s website, it represents “a timeless symbol of connection, commitment and elegance.”

While Swift’s ring is undoubtedly a dedication to her boyfriend, it definitely is not a premarital signifier. The “commitment” depicted is actually that of Travis Kelce to the Kansas City Chiefs – ruby ​​and gold are the football team’s signature colors (the diamonds are just for fun).

$3,295 at Stephanie Gottlieb

This isn’t the first time Swift has spiced up her game day outfits with themed jewelry. The “Bejeweled” singer also owns David Yurman heart-shaped garnet earrings, a Retrouvai ruby ​​and diamond heirloom ring, Anita Ko ruby ​​earrings, and other Chiefs-themed pieces.

Sorry Swifties, she won’t give “the 1950s shit they want from me” yet.