Paris Hilton Reveals Her Engagement Ring Has a Personalized Engraving

Paris Hilton gave viewers a close-up look of her new engagement ring from Carter Reum on Tuesday and revealed that it has an added (and hidden) personalized touch to it.

The entrepreneur and DJ showed off her emerald cut diamond ring, during her “On Air with Ryan Seacrest” interview and said her first initial is engraved inside the giant sparkler.

“I’m so obsessed with it … it has like 15 diamonds going around and then inside it has a ‘P’ with a sapphire,” she explained. “So if you open it, it’s like a ‘P,’ which I don’t know if you can see but it’s pretty amazing.”

Hilton’s diamond engagement ring is aptly named “The Paris,” was “inspired by the La Palette [café] in Paris” and “has a beautiful love story,” she said.

Reum proposed on Feb. 13 on a private island, where the couple visited to celebrate Hilton’s 40th birthday. The couple have known each other for 15 years and dated for a year before getting engaged. Reum, 40, got jeweler Jean Dousset (the great-great-grandson of famed French jeweler Louis Cartier) to design the one-of-a-kind emerald cut engagement ring.

Hilton told Seacrest she knew Reum would propose soon, because it was something they discussed, but she wasn’t sure exactly when he would pop the question. She said, “It was a surprise. I knew it was going to be happening soon because we had been talking about it forever. And it was on such a magical island. I was hoping it would happen. But yeah, it was a big surprise.”

She told Seacrest “I am just over the mood. I am now going to marry the man of my dreams. so I could not be happier.” The couple is already planning their wedding, she added.

In the premiere episode of her podcast “This is Paris,” Hilton said she was “shaking and crying” with happiness when the venture capitalist proposed, revealing that she “can’t wait” to start a family together as the pair undergoes IVF.