Savannah Chrisley is giving fans another close-up look at the diamond ring her husband, Jason Galanis, gave her before their private wedding. The 29-year-old shared a video of the jewelry on Instagram Stories on November 7.
The clip was originally posted by Nicole Genovese of Genovese Jewelers, a close friend of Chrisley’s who worked with Galanis, 56, on the custom design.
“My man just said: You’re not too expensive, you’re my best investment,” read the message accompanying the repost. It also encouraged women to find a partner with that outlook.
The Chrisley Knows Best alum announced her engagement and pregnancy with her first child on October 27, after keeping much of the relationship private.
Savannah Chrisley’s Ring Came With One Size Requirement
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The ring features an oval center diamond flanked by two half-moon diamonds, set in rose gold with a diamond-covered band. Chrisley wears it alongside a matching eternity band of oval diamonds.
Rare Carat founder and CEO Ajay Anand told Page Six Style he estimated the center stone at 15 to 18 carats and each side stone at roughly two carats. Assuming a high-quality natural center diamond, he put the retail value above $1.5 million. The actual price and specifications have not been confirmed.
During the November 3 episode of Unlocked with Savannah Chrisley, she told her parents, Todd and Julie Chrisley, that she had given Galanis one instruction. “All I said was it had to be bigger than my first engagement ring,” she said.
Chrisley was previously engaged to professional hockey player Nic Kerdiles. They split in 2020. She also addressed whether the jewelry had been gifted by the business, saying, “No, this ring was not free. Okay.” She recalled that Galanis and Genovese spent hours working on it.
Galanis Proposed in the Cayman Islands Before Their July Wedding
The couple began dating in July 2025, and Galanis presented the ring during a Cayman Islands vacation that December. Before opening the box, he told her it could be an engagement ring, a promise ring or simply a gift, she said on her podcast. She remembered crying and struggling to believe what she was seeing.
Marriage records obtained by PEOPLE showed that they married on July 14 at Cayman Islands Baptist Church. The ceremony took place two days before Galanis’ birthday.
In explaining the decision on her podcast, Chrisley said she wanted things to be straightforward when she went to the hospital to give birth and wanted the family to share a surname.
They still plan to hold a larger celebration. Chrisley said the event had originally been scheduled for January 9, 2027, but was moved to May 2027 because of her pregnancy.
Chrisley and Galanis Revealed They Are Expecting a Boy
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The couple announced on November 2 that they are having a son. Their Instagram video showed them cutting into a white, heart-shaped cake to reveal blue frosting, with Todd and Julie also appearing in the celebration.
Chrisley called the baby a miracle and wrote about her faith and the kind of childhood she hoped to give him. She promised that she and Galanis would protect him, pray over him and raise him with love.
She also acknowledged the criticism that had followed her relationship announcement, saying it would not overshadow her happiness about becoming a mother.
On Unlocked, Chrisley had described undergoing egg retrieval and creating two embryos before unexpectedly discovering she was pregnant without IVF. She learned the news while traveling with Galanis along the coasts of Turkey and Greece.
Galanis’ Criminal History Has Drawn Scrutiny
Galanis was sentenced to 189 months in federal prison in September 2020 after pleading guilty to seven counts that January. The U.S. Justice Department said his crimes included manipulating Gerova Financial Group stock and a bond scheme that defrauded a Native American tribal entity and investors.
President Donald Trump commuted his sentence to time served on March 28, 2025. The order also ended further fines, restitution and probation requirements, but did not overturn his convictions.
TMZ reported that Galanis and Todd Chrisley served overlapping terms at Federal Prison Camp Pensacola in Florida. Todd and Julie received presidential pardons in May 2025 following their own fraud convictions.
Todd discussed his initial reservations about the relationship during an October 29 appearance on Dumb Blonde. According to Us Weekly, he said he ultimately chose to support Savannah’s decision instead of risk losing his relationship with her, and praised the respect Galanis had shown his daughter.