Internet celebrity originator Paris Hilton's fourth engagement, four engagement rings worth more than $10 million Jason Shaw's engagement ring (2002) Paris Latsis's engagement ring (2005) Chris Zylka's engagement ring (2018) Carter Reum's engagement ring (2021)

The internet celebrity ancestor #Hilton # has been confirmed to be engaged, and boyfriend Rem gave a valuable diamond ring, but it seems to be less expensive than her predecessor?

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Jason Shaw's Engagement Ring (2002</h1>).

Hilton turned 21 in 2002 and was first engaged to model Jason Shaw, who proposed a large pear-shaped diamond.

Shaw was eight years older than she was, and their engagement lasted only a few months, announcing their breakup in 2003 but still staying friendly.

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > The Engagement Ring of Paris Latsis (2005</h1>).

In May 2005, Hilton announced its second engagement — this time with Greek shipping heir Paris Latsis, who lasted only eight months, and Reportedly selected 15 different engagement rings (designed by famous jewelers like Tiffany and Harry Winston)!

Without a doubt, it was her largest engagement ring to date, and Hilton reportedly ended up choosing a 24-carat ring that was said to have cost Latsis $5 million.

However, in September 2005 Hilton issued the following statement: "I am sad to announce the breakup".

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Chris Zylka's Engagement Ring (2018</h1>).

Hilton announced his engagement to actor Chris Zylka in 2018, proposing to the socialite on top of a hill in Aspen and giving her a jaw-dropping pear-shaped engagement ring. This 20-carat #Diamond Ring # was reportedly costing $2 million.

But Hilton only lasted a decade when it broke up with the actor in November 2018.

Although California law requires her to return the gadget, she reportedly kept the ring.

<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" > Carter Reum's engagement ring (2021</h1>).

Forty-year-old Hilton was engaged to businessman Carterem for the fourth time.

The fiancée hired the famous jeweler Jean Dusset (great-grandson of Louis-Francois Cartier) to design a custom design for his fiancée, an engagement ring center stone of 10 to 20 carats of emerald cut center stone surrounded by two shield-cut diamonds, both with tension settings.

It's estimated to be worth more than $1 million, but it's already much cheaper than her previous rings.