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Back06/17/2026
Pop royalty just got a co-sign from old school glamour. Dua Lipa and Callum Turner are officially married, and the internet has spent the last fortnight obsessing over every detail, from the cigar band ring that started it all to the three day Sicilian party that reportedly pumped hundreds of millions of euros into Palermo's economy. If you have landed here searching for the ring, the dress, or simply how two of Britain's most talked about exports tied the knot, you are in exactly the right place.
We are jewellers, so naturally we are going to linger longest on the ring. But there is plenty of cool detail in this story for anyone who loves weddings, design, or a really good love story that started, fittingly, over a shared book.
Long before any wedding date was confirmed, fans had already clocked the ring. Lipa first sparked speculation on Christmas Eve, when an Instagram post showed a noticeably sparkly addition to her left hand. Months of red carpet appearances followed, including a much discussed moment at the 2025 Met Gala, before Lipa finally confirmed the engagement in a British Vogue cover story published that June.
Of the ring itself, which Turner had custom made after quietly consulting Lipa's sister and closest friends, she said simply: “I’m obsessed with it. It’s so me.”
That instinct to design something personal rather than pick something off a shelf is, frankly, the whole philosophy behind bespoke jewellery, and it is a big part of why this particular ring has become such a talking point among designers.
True to form, the couple kept the legal side of things almost defiantly low key. On Sunday 31 May 2026, Lipa and Turner married in a quiet civil ceremony at Old Marylebone Town Hall in London, a venue with its own pop culture pedigree as the spot where Paul McCartney and Ringo Starr both once married. Lipa wore a custom Schiaparelli skirt suit finished with personalised gold buttons, paired with a wide brimmed, gold lined hat by milliner Stephen Jones, a look widely read as an homage to Bianca Jagger's iconic 1971 wedding suit. It was, by design, the quiet half of the story: no guests of note, no fanfare, just the paperwork that made everything official before the real party began a week later.
From 5 to 7 June, the pair decamped to Palermo, Sicily, for a three day celebration with a reported guest list of around two hundred, including Charli XCX and her husband George Daniel, Tame Impala's Kevin Parker, Joe Alwyn, Chris Stapleton, Troye Sivan, Mark Ronson and Donatella Versace, with Elton John reportedly serenading the couple with one of his own classics during the ceremony.
The Friday night kicked off with a street party in Palermo's historic centre styled as an old fashioned bookshop, a sweet nod to how the couple first connected over a shared favourite novel. The main ceremony and reception followed on the Saturday at Villa Valguarnera, an eighteenth century palazzo, where Lipa changed into a custom Bottega Veneta gown featuring the house's signature woven leather technique, an ostrich feather trim, and a matching feather clutch, styled with Bulgari jewellery. Turner kept things relaxed in a beige suit.
Sicilian wedding tradition was woven through every detail: chairs dressed in satin bows, sugared almonds at each seat, and hand embroidered handkerchiefs reading 'stay mad with me forever', a phrase reportedly pulled straight from the couple's own private shorthand. Guests also received small personalised pouches, fans printed with the wedding date, and a keepsake frame engraved with the word SMATE, short for soulmate. Local press could not resist comparing the scale of it all to the wedding scene in The Godfather, and a regional research institute estimated the celebrations added more than two hundred million euros to Palermo's local economy, even as a handful of residents protested the disruption.
Beyond the headline ring, the Sicily celebrations were a masterclass in occasion jewellery. Bulgari pieces were chosen specifically to stand up against the drama of a feathered, woven leather gown, proof that the best statement jewellery is selected to complement a single hero look rather than compete with it. It is a principle worth borrowing for any big day: pick one or two pieces that earn their place next to the dress, rather than layering on everything at once.
You do not need a Schiaparelli budget to take inspiration from this wedding. The real lesson sitting underneath all the headlines is that the most talked about engagement ring of the year was not bought off a shelf. It was designed from scratch, shaped around one person's taste, with input from the people who know her best.
That is precisely how we work out of our Hatton Garden studio. Whether you are drawn to a wide cigar band, a flush set vintage cut diamond, or something that has not been invented yet, we will talk through cut, carat, metal and setting until the ring feels unmistakably yours, the same way Lipa described hers.
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Yes. The couple married in a civil ceremony in London on 31 May 2026, followed by a three day wedding celebration in Palermo, Sicily, from 5 to 7 June 2026.
It is widely described as a cigar band ring, a wide, substantial yellow gold band with a diamond set low and nearly flush, in either a half bezel or tension setting.
Turner and Lipa have never confirmed exact specifications. Independent jewellers who have studied photos estimate a round brilliant or old European cut diamond of roughly two to three carats.
Their legal ceremony took place at Old Marylebone Town Hall in London. Their larger celebration followed at Villa Valguarnera in Palermo, Sicily.
For the London civil ceremony she wore a custom Schiaparelli skirt suit with a gold lined hat by Stephen Jones. For the Sicily celebrations she wore a custom Bottega Veneta gown with feather detailing, styled with Bulgari jewellery.
It suits anyone who wants a bolder, more tactile ring than a traditional thin band solitaire. Because the stone sits low and close to the metal, it also tends to be more practical for daily wear, travel and active lifestyles, while still reading as a striking statement piece.