September 25, 2020 | 3:27pm
Lily Collins’ unique engagement ring is fit for an English rose.
The “Emily in Paris” actress and daughter of Phil Collins accepted filmmaker Charlie McDowell’s proposal, sharing the happy news on Instagram Friday — and giving fans a close-up look at the special sparkler.
McDowell, the son of actress Mary Steenburgen and actor Malcolm McDowell, tapped celebrity-loved jeweler Irene Neuwirth to create 31-year-old Collins’ ring, which the brand told Page Six Style is a “custom, one-of-a-kind rose-cut diamond” design.
“Thank you for making the most beautiful ring I’ve ever seen,” McDowell, 37, wrote to Neuwirth on Instagram, while his bride-to-be added, “Thank you from the bottom of my heart SO much for the most stunning, perfect ring. It’s breathtaking.”
Neuwirth congratulated the couple, calling Collins “the perfect muse” and telling McDowell, “Thank you for trusting me.”
Shannon Delaney-Ron, director of communications for JamesAllen.com, estimates the ring’s center stone at between 2 and 3 carats set in a yellow gold textured bezel setting.
For those in search of an Irene Neuwirth rock like Collins’, a similar pink tourmaline style will set you back $3,280, while an opal ring with a likeminded bezel setting retails for $9,230.
“In a time of uncertainty and darkness you have illuminated my life. I will forever cherish my adventure with you,” McDowell captioned his announcement photo, while Collins shared several more shots and wrote, “I’ve been waiting my lifetime for you and I can’t wait to spend our lifetime together…”
