Savannah Chrisley's Fiancé Jason Galanis Was Sued Over Unpaid $120K Diamond Bracelet

Savannah Chrisley’s fiancé, Jason Galanis, was involved in a lawsuit over an unpaid balance for a $120,000 diamond bracelet, according to court documents obtained by Page Six.

In January 2012, Six Swords LLC, a Beverly Hills jewelry business, filed a lawsuit in Los Angeles Superior Court accusing Galanis, 56, and his then-wife of failing to make the final two payments on the custom "15 Row Diamond Bracelet." The complaint stated the couple agreed to purchase the bracelet in December 2010 and were to pay $60,000 upfront, followed by three monthly installments of $20,000.

The jeweler claimed it delivered the bracelet as agreed, but the couple allegedly missed payments due on February 28 and March 31, 2011. Six Swords subsequently sued for breach of contract, goods sold and delivered, account stated, and open book account, seeking the outstanding $40,000 balance, plus interest, court costs, and attorney’s fees.

Court records indicate a judgment was entered against Galanis and his ex-wife on August 3, 2012. However, a court filing dated December 10, 2012, stated the judgment was satisfied in full. The filing did not specify how the resolution occurred or who made the payment. Galanis and his ex-wife divorced in 2018.

The revelation comes shortly after Chrisley, 29, announced her engagement to Galanis and revealed she is expecting their first child. She shared the news via Instagram, initially keeping her fiancé's identity private before he was identified as Galanis, who is 27 years her senior. Galanis was previously sentenced to over 14 years in federal prison in September 2020 for his role in financial fraud schemes, including one that defrauded a Native American tribe and investors. President Donald Trump commuted his sentence in March 2025.

Page Six previously reported that Galanis served time at the same Florida federal prison camp as Savannah’s father, Todd Chrisley, with their sentences overlapping from January to August 2023. Todd and Julie Chrisley were pardoned by Trump in May 2025 after convictions for bank fraud and tax evasion.

Savannah Chrisley has defended her relationship with Galanis against criticism regarding their age difference and his past. She stated on her podcast, "Unlocked," that they met through political connections while she was campaigning for her parents' release. The couple became engaged in December 2025, five months after they began dating, during a trip to the Cayman Islands. They are planning to marry in May 2027.