LeAnn Rimes' Engagement Ring Details

Capture the Essence! of LeAnn Rimes' love of fleur-de-lis with this Rhonda Faber Green Diamond Pendant Fleur-de-Lis. Photo ©2014 EraGem Jewelry. LeAnn Rimes' engagement ring traces its roots back to Seattle, Washington. It was custom made by California jeweler Brent Polacheck. According to IWMagazine, Polacheck Jewelers began as a Seattle diamond store in the 1920s. It has now burgeoned into a multigeneration California jewelry outfit with appeal to "sophisticated males" between 32 and 50 years of age. This appeal to men of distinction comes largely from Polacheck's emphasis on large diamonds and luxury watches by Patek Philippe, Cartier, and Rolex {cited}. A visit to Polacheck's website confirms this focus on mens jewelry. The site showcases Patek Philippe watches and bold gemstone pieces by Armenta, Ippolita, and Roberto Coin. They do offer a selection of womens jewelry. However, their marketing definitely appeals to the cosmopolitan man purchasing a gift for his woman. Here we see the sculptured pieces of David Yurman,  the colorful offerings of KCDesigns, and delicate elegance of Penny Preville. One thing Polacheck Jewelers does not present on their website is engagement rings. So, how did Eddie Cibrian convince the esteemed jewelers to spend countless hours designing Leann Rimes' engagement ring? Turns out Brent and Eddie grew up together. It was a natural fit for Brent to fashion the diamond, platinum, and rose gold engagement ring for Eddie's lady love. Together, they conceived the 5-carat diamond engagement ring set in platinum and rose gold. The central stone appears to be rimmed by shimmering single-cut diamonds. The rose gold band features twin fleur-de-lis paved in rose-cut diamonds. "Le's participation in the design was solely regarding the Fleur de Lis. She had her heart set on having that incorporated in the ring," Brent told People. The overall effect is unique and absolutely beautiful.