A Dupe For Selena Gomez's Rare Engagement Ring — and 10 Other Affordable Styles

2 Carat Marquise Engagement Ring Set ($67, originally $134)

Selena Gomez announced her engagement to boyfriend and music producer Benny Blanco in a series of photos on Instagram, where the actress showed off her sparkly marquise diamond engagement ring. The unique piece features a large marquise diamond situated on a diamond eternity band, with pave stones surrounding it.

While Gomez's exact engagement ring might not be within your budget, there are plenty of styles that mirror the look and cut of the diamond ring. This engagement ring set from Etsy offers a stacked take on Gomez's ring, with a single marquise diamond band that can be paired with a separate stone-encrusted ring to match. Another option that mirrors the style of Gomez's engagement ring is this Eternate Marquise Cut Engagement Ring with Pave Set Stones ($670, originally $838), which features a statement oval diamond that's accentuated by surrounding pave stones.

Diamonique x Jennifer Miller Asscher Cut Engagement Ring ($94, originally $104)

Keep it classic with this affordable Diamonique engagement ring. The minimalistic style feels both charming and timeless with its pave-style diamonds and yellow gold-plated sterling silver. Plus, you can't beat that under-$200 price tag.

JeenMata 2 Carat Round-Cut Moissanite and Diamond Infinity Halo Engagement Ring ($399, originally $698)

This is one of the best affordable engagement rings that money can buy — especially if you're on a budget or shopping for an affordable Moissanite engagement ring, in particular. The halo style features a 1.7-karat cut front and center, with a solid 10-karat white gold band surrounding it. The piece boasts a timeless elegance that feels so classically chic and costs well under $1,000.

Diamond Three Stone Engagement Ring ($559, originally $2,250)

For a diamond engagement ring that'll never go out of style, we'd go with this three-stone piece from Macy's. The glitzy accessory boasts a cool, rounded cut that's defined by a romantic 14-karat gold detailing. The price is just right, and even if the rose gold isn't your preference, the piece also comes in yellow and white gold variations.

Brilliant Earth 18K White Gold Petite Twisted Vine Diamond Ring ($1,050)

Your partner will have no doubt that your love is everlasting with this infinity-inspired twisted diamond ring. The jewelry piece is elevated by a sparkling strand of pavé diamonds which wrap seamlessly around the finger, giving the illusion of a twisted vine design. Despite its feasible price tag, we also love that this affordable engagement ring is available to shop in a wide variety of sizes, metals, and shapes, so you can make the piece entirely your own.

Diamond Halo Bridal Set ($1,176, originally $2,100)

A halo engagement ring will never go out of style — and if you don't believe us, just look at this diamond-encrusted piece for further proof. With a 1-carat design and rounded silhouette that's meant to showcase every sparkling detail clearly, the darling bridal set seamlessly combines multiple engagement ring trends into one — and all for under $2,000.

Brilliant Earth 18K Yellow Gold Tapered Baguette Diamond Ring ($1,090)

Looking for a unique affordable engagement ring? Look no further than this tapered style from Brilliant Earth. A 2-carat cut serves as the centerpiece for the elegant ring, which is made all the more jaw-dropping thanks to the delicate gold band surrounding it. Rings with larger carats tend to boast a much steeper price tag, so the affordability of this style makes it a real winner in our books.

Imperial Diamond Yellow Gold Engagement Ring ($1,230)

White gold and sterling silver metals aren't for everyone. If your partner is more of a yellow gold-lover, opt for something classic and timeless like the Imperial Diamond Yellow Gold Engagement Ring. The 1-carat statement piece is unlike anything we've ever seen before, making it a thoughtful buy that'll prove to be just as unique as your partner. The piece boasts a four-prong setting that's designed to draw the eye to the center (and namely the large rounded diamond) while also showcasing the clarity of the surrounding stones.

Miabella Diamond Pear-Shape Halo Engagement Ring ($1,737)

Thanks to celebrities like Victoria Beckham and Hailey Bieber, pear- and oval-shaped engagement rings have been trending for the last few years. Unlike traditional rectangular styles, these pieces are designed to evoke more of a softness, especially when they're accentuated by buttercup-set stones like the ones running along this Mirabella style.

Classique by EFFY Diamond Heart Ring ($2,058, originally $4,200)

You'll love the princess cut on this heart-shaped engagement ring. With this diamond-centric style, your partner will literally be able to put their love for you on full display, as the bold accessory features a 9/10-carat design, and is elevated by 14-karat white gold to give it an added shine.

Houston Diamond District Diamond Engagement Ring ($2,781-$2,833)

You might not peg Amazon as a go-to destination for engagement-ring shopping, but this Houston Diamond District Diamond Engagement Ring proves that you probably should. The flattering, 1.5-carat style is fitted with intertwined diamonds that seem never-ending. Best of all, the accessory is 100 percent natural and made from conflict-free diamonds, so it's a piece that you can feel truly good about wearing.

Kyley Warren (she/her) is an award-winning writer, editor, and affiliate strategist with more than four years of experience in the publishing space. She currently works as an assistant editor on PS Shopping and is an expert on all things related to shopping and fashion. She previously worked with Entertainment Tonight as a style commerce writer, and her byline has appeared in publications globally.

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Samantha Sutton is a freelance writer with more than a decade of experience covering women's lifestyle topics or working with publications as a stylist. During the course of her career, she has written for PS, InStyle, Stylecaster, Page Six, Real Simple, and more.

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