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A few aspects of "Don't Worry Darling" will have viewers raving: the dramatic plot twist, those risqué Harry Styles scenes, the enchanting soundtrack, and Florence Pugh's stunning appearance are just a few of the highlights. However, we discovered ourselves daydreaming about another lesser-known detail: Alice Chambers' exquisite engagement ring. Alice Pugh's Alice wears a flashy diamond ring that's impossible to ignore as she drinks poolside, shops with colleagues, cooks for her husband Jack, and meticulously cleans her house from top to bottom in the highly awaited psychological thriller. For starters, there's the sheer size of the diamond, which nearly covers up Pugh's entire ring finger, but it also has a unique cut. It's shaped like a rhombus, with four key points accentuated by prongs, not nearly as popular as other popular cut styles, such as round, princess, or oval. The band is flat, gold, and with smaller diamonds protruding from the main stone halfway down the line. Overall, the layout isn't necessarily representative of the 1950s, the decade in which most of the film is shot, but it is still a stunner.