Jeweler Logan Hollowell told the WWD website that this is truly a masterpiece and noted the similarity to the ring Lauren Sanchez received from billionaire Jeff Bezos. "The design is similar to Lauren Sanchez's engagement ring, which included a 30-carat ring with an estimated value of $2.5 million."

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Donald Trump Jr. was seen holding hands with Palm Beach socialite Bettina Anderson on Monday, fueling speculation about his relationship with longtime fiancée Kimberly Guilfoyle, according to photos published by The Daily Mail on Tuesday.

The eldest son of President-elect Donald Trump, 46, was photographed strolling through Palm Beach, Florida, with Anderson, celebrating her birthday at the upscale restaurant Buccan, The Daily Mail reported.

Hours after these photos emerged, President-elect Trump announced his intention to nominate Guilfoyle, 55, as United States ambassador to Greece. Guilfoyle, who has been both romantically linked to Trump Jr. and a vocal campaign supporter of the president-elect, did not respond to requests for comment from The Daily Mail.

The couple began dating in 2018 and became engaged in 2020. Guilfoyle's background includes a previous marriage to California Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom during his tenure as San Francisco mayor. She also spent over a decade at Fox News, where she co-hosted "The Five" before her departure. Prior to her media career, she served as a prosecutor.

According to sources speaking to The Daily Mail, the engagement between Trump Jr. and Guilfoyle has definitively ended.

Despite the apparent split, Trump Jr. expressed support for Guilfoyle's potential diplomatic appointment on the X social media platform. "I am so proud of Kimberly," he wrote. "She loves America and she always has wanted to serve the country as an Ambassador. She will be an amazing leader for America First."

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Just in time for holiday engagement season, the US retail jewelry chain Jared has announced the debut of an exclusive engagement ring collection by Israeli bridal designer Pnina Tornai of Say Yes to the Dress fame.

Marking Jared's first partnership in the bridal fashion world, each of the rings in Tornai's collection comes with a unique backstory, all inspired by love stories Tornai has heard in her two decades of working with brides.

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The rings all feature a signature rose gold cuff detail with three diamonds in the band, symbolizing two exceptional individuals and the life they create together. Each ring will also come with a certificate of authenticity, verifying it as an original Pnina Tornai design.

The new 31-piece collection retails from $699 to $19,999 and will be available exclusively in Jared retail stores in the US and online.

"In my years working closely with brides, I've had the privilege of hearing thousands of spectacular love stories that inspired me to create my first-ever jewelry collection – because these beautiful jewels would not have a purpose if it weren't for love," Tornai said.

"It has always been a dream for me to create an engagement jewelry collection," the designer said.

The jewelers are equally excited.

"We're thrilled to launch Pnina Tornai's first-ever ring collection – One by Pnina Tornai – exclusively at Jared, showcasing her unique designs inspired by her years of experience making brides feel special," said Bill Brace, chief market officer and executive GM at Jared.

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The proposal took place several years ago, in a mall in Paris. When the girl said "yes" and the boy declared her to be his wife, it was clear that both were just joking, but recently the girl, now 17, became worried that perhaps she was in fact married to the boy under Jewish and Israeli law, despite neither of them actually intending to reach such a situation.

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The woman decided it would be best to resolve this matter with the rabbinical authorities lest things get complicated when she decides to marry in the future.

She therefore submitted the following query: "Am I considered married and if so, should I get a technical divorce [from the boy] in order to make sure I can marry later on?"

A three-judge panel deliberated on the matter and interviewed the teen, who recounted the fake proposal and fake marriage. It also turned out that there was only one witness, which may not be enough to make a marriage ceremony official according to Jewish law.

Eventually, following extensive research, the judges ruled that neither party was of deliberate intent to get married, and that even if there was a hypothetical marriage, it would have not met the threshold for a Jewish wedding, as there was no chuppah, or traditional wedding canopy.

On top of that, one of the cardinal requisites for a wedding was not followed because the boy said the customary blessing – "With this ring, you are betrothed to me according to the law of Moses and Israel," – only after he put the ring on the girl's hand, which is not the correct order.

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At the time Ital, 38, was on trial, he was married. His wife, Yifat, supported him throughout the court proceedings. After he was imprisoned, the couple had a baby girl, who is now five. Since his daughter's birth, Ital and his wife divorced, and through friends he was introduced to a woman who used to work as a prison guard. His fiancée is considerably younger than he is.

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Ital was convicted of murder in the deaths of teenagers Eitan Izmailov and Ruslan Kobayev at a Beersheba kiosk, and for another attempted murder in the case of a friend of the two teens who survived the attack but sustained serious injuries.

Later, Ital was convicted for the murder of two Bedouin criminals in Beersheba. Ital maintains that he is innocent and that he was convicted based on circumstantial evidence. In the years since he was imprisoned, he has filed a few appeals to the Supreme Court, all of which were rejected.

After he was put in solitary confinement at the Eshel Prison in Beersheba, where he is serving his sentences, Ital asked the warden for permission to marry his fiancée, the former prison guard. He also asked for permission to hold the ceremony at a wedding venue, but his second request was denied on the grounds that it would be a security risk. The warden allowed him to be married on prison grounds.

"Adam and his bride met through close friends. There is great love between them and he's in seventh heaven. His fiancée encourages him and gives him strength. They speak several times a day and have met a few times," one of Ital's relatives told Mako.

"They opened a marriage file with the Beersheba Rabbinate and are waiting for a day to formalize their relationship," the relative said.

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