Taylor Swift has given fans a first close-up look at her new 18-karat yellow gold eternity ring paired with her engagement ring, according to video footage released on her official YouTube channel in July 2026. The 36-year-old singer performed a live medley for the Grammy Museum’s 20-Year Retrospective of the Songwriter & Composer Wing, showcasing the jewelry following her marriage to Travis Kelce.
Taylor Swift Debuts Custom Eternity Ring in Grammy Museum Video
According to YouTube footage published by Taylor Swift, the singer performed a live medley featuring the tracks “I Knew It, I Knew You,” “August,” and “All Too Well” for the Recording Academy’s milestone event. Wearing a sage-green ruffled Dôen dress with a red rose accent, Swift played an Eras-Tour-Piano against a dark, red-lit background. The performance provided the first clear, multi-angle close-ups of the singer’s left hand, highlighting how her new curved eternity band rests against her engagement ring.
According to observations from the footage, the newly revealed ring is a curved contour band crafted from 18-karat yellow gold to match her engagement setting. The band features a partial setting of small, delicate diamonds designed to curve seamlessly around the vintage-cushion-cut diamond of her engagement ring without competing with the larger stone. When viewed from a slight distance, the two rings visually merge into a single cohesive piece.
Public Debut Follows Private New York Wedding and California Reception
According to reporting by Vogue, the public video appearance follows Swift and Kelce’s wedding on July 3, 2026, where the couple exchanged vows before more than 1,000 guests at Madison Square Garden in New York City. Following the ceremony, the newlyweds kept a low profile before attending the July 10 wedding of JuJu Smith-Schuster and Laura Kruk at The Ritz-Carlton in Laguna Niguel, California.
According to Vogue, the California wedding weekend opened with a Hawaiian-themed beach welcome party honoring the groom’s Samoan heritage, followed by an ocean-view lawn ceremony decorated with white-and-green floral arrangements. While photographs from the California reception showed Swift wearing the ring on her finger while posing alongside the bride and groom, the Grammy Museum video marks the first time official, close-up camera angles have documented the specific pairing of the engagement ring and the new contour eternity band.
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