Nicola Peltz Shows Off Updated Diamond Engagement Ring, Wedding Band

Nicola Peltz has flaunted her diamond wedding band and brand-new engagement ring on social media. The English actress gave her fans a glimpse of her precious jewelry in a series of Instagram photos Tuesday, one month after she tied the knot with Brooklyn Beckham in Palm Beach, Florida.

"The ring," she captioned her post, which includes a carousel of colored and black-and-white mirror selfies. All the photos show her wedding band — an emerald cut diamond eternity ring and her updated engagement ring that comes with a colossal oval diamond.

One of the photos also shows Peltz facing the mirror as her husband places his head over her shoulder, his arm tattoos showing.

It wasn't the first time Peltz showed off her rings. She attended the Met Gala and walked the red carpet with her husband last month, marking their first public appearance since their wedding. It was also the first time she wore her enormous sparkler for the world to see.

"Nicola's new ring appears to feature a very large oval-shaped diamond, approximately 6 to 8 carats, with trapezoid diamonds on the side, all set on a shiny platinum band. Since platinum is naturally white, you can see that her center diamond sparkles even brighter," Platinum Guild International USA President Jenny Luker told PageSix.

Beckham proposed to Peltz with a different engagement ring in July 2020. Compared to her updated ring, the original one appeared more subtle with its emerald-cut diamond solitaire and pave band.

Peltz and Beckham got married in a black-tie affair at Palm Beach, Florida, on April 9. The ceremony, which was attended by both of their families, took place at Peltz's family estate. Three oceanfront tents were installed during the ceremony to accommodate the guests.

The pair opted to have a traditional Jewish wedding, with Peltz's grandmother serving as her maid of honor, according to People. Their wedding was attended by around 600 guests and a rabbi. For the occasion, Peltz donned a customized Valentino gown, which she helped design with Valentino's creative director Pierpaolo Piccioli.