He believes the teardrop shape of the earrings could have been a symbolic choice. 

“The soft teardrop silhouette, long associated with joy and emotional depth, made them a profoundly romantic choice for her wedding day,” he said. “At the same time, their elongated lines gently framed her face, catching the light with every movement and adding a sense of effortless fluidity without competing with the gown’s architectural presence. The result was a modern yet timeless accent that perfectly balanced sentiment with high-fashion restraint.”

On her right hand, Gomez also wore two diamond bands on her index and middle fingers. He believes she carefully considered this choice. 

“On her wedding day, Selena also chose to wear two diamond bands on separate fingers — one a pavé-set eternity ring symbolising everlasting love, the other a slender diamond band that added a note of subtle refinement,” Rakholia said. “The decision felt intentional — a play between strength and delicacy, romance and individuality. While she styled them apart for the ceremony, together with her marquise-cut engagement ring they have the potential to be worn as a striking stack — offering her a versatile, modern way to reinterpret her bridal set in the years ahead.”

Her engagement ring also tells a story

Gomez also wore her diamond engagement ring. Rakholia shared the history of the cut.

“Revealed last Christmas, it is a bold and romantic statement,” he said. “It features a marquise-shaped diamond — a cut rich in history, first commissioned by King Louis XV in the 18th century to resemble the smile of his mistress, the Marquise de Pompadour. The shape has long been associated with aristocracy, elegance, and individuality.”

While the cut is historic, Rakholia noted that Gomez’s ring feels distinctly modern.

“Selena’s version is set on pavé shoulders in 18-karat yellow gold, which adds a modern, luminous touch to the traditional silhouette,” he added. “Depending on the diamond’s exact weight and quality, it is estimated to be worth around £200,000 (approximately $225,000). The choice of a marquise cut also aligns her with iconic women in history and pop culture, from Jackie Kennedy to Victoria Beckham and Jennifer Lopez — but with a design that still feels uniquely her own.”

All together, Gomez’s wedding-day diamonds felt perfectly suited to the ceremony and her style.

“Selena’s bridal jewels carried more than sparkle — they became part of the love story itself,” he said. “Carefully chosen, they blended symbolism and style, weaving together joy, commitment, and history with a sense of modern elegance that felt unmistakably her own.”

Selena Gomez and Benny Blanco’s wedding was in Santa Barbara

While Gomez and Blanco tried to keep details of their wedding quiet leading up to the big day, they gave fans a glimpse into their celebrations shortly after the ceremony. Gomez shared a series of photos from the day. In the caption, she wrote the date surrounded by two white hearts. 

Blanco also shared a series of photos with the caption, “I married a real life Disney princess.”