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Machine Gun Kelly sure got creative when designing Megan Fox’s engagement ring.
The rocker, 31, popped the question last Tuesday with a symbolic two-stone sparkler featuring both of their birthstones — and a little added insurance that the actress, 35, stays committed.
“The bands are actually thorns. So if she tries to take it off, it hurts,” MGK told Vogue, adding, “Love is pain!”
The “Bloody Valentine” singer also expanded on his vision for the ring, which he created with jeweler Stephen Webster.
“It’s a thoroughbred Colombian emerald, with no treatment. It was just carved into the teardrop, straight out of the mine. And the diamond was directly from Stephen,” Kelly said.
“The concept is that the ring can come apart to make two rings. When it’s together, it’s held in place by a magnet. So you see how it snaps together? And then it forms an obscure heart.”
In an interview with Vogue last week, Webster said of MGK, “He wanted something that was completely original and meaningful to both Megan and himself. He fed me lots of material in an almost lyrical form.”
The jeweler also said the rock star provided him with “possibly the most romantic story I have had to work with.”
The double pear-cut gems are a fitting choice for the “twin flames,” who’ve been inseparable since 2020 and have graced many a red carpet together in coordinating outfits.
And Fox’s “toi et moi” sparkler puts her in good company; Jackie Kennedy, Emily Ratajkowski and Ariana Grande are among the other famous names who’ve worn two-stone engagement rings.
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