Savannah Chrisley recently announced her engagement to fiancé Jason Galanis, revealing a significant diamond ring estimated to be worth $1.5 million.
Galanis, 56, proposed to Chrisley with a ring designed by Nicole Genovese of Genovese Jewelers. The centerpiece is a large oval-cut diamond, flanked by two half-moon diamonds on either side. The band is set in rose gold and adorned with pavé detailing.
According to Ajay Anand, CEO and founder of Rare Carat, the center stone alone could be between 15 to 18 carats, with the side stones each around 2 carats. Anand told Page Six Style that if the diamonds are of high quality, such as D Flawless, the ring's retail value could exceed $1.5 million.
Chrisley also wears a matching eternity band with prong-set oval-cut diamonds, also in rose gold.
Chrisley announced her engagement and pregnancy on social media, referring to Galanis as "my protector. My fiercest fighter. My most loyal person. My lover. My safe place." The couple met last summer, and Galanis proposed in December 2025 during a vacation in the Cayman Islands.
Galanis has a history of financial fraud convictions. He and Chrisley's father, Todd Chrisley, served time in the same federal prison. President Trump commuted Galanis' sentence and pardoned Todd Chrisley, removing his unpaid restitution.
Chrisley and Galanis are planning to marry in May 2027.