Aamir Khan has always been someone who keeps his personal life fairly quiet. So when he does something even slightly expressive, people notice. And this time, it’s these two rings for Gauri Spratt that have everyone a little curious.He’s been seeing Gauri for a while now, mostly staying away from the noise. But this? This feels like a small step forward. Not loud, not official – but definitely meaningful. Are they taking things to the next level? Hard to say. But it does make you wonder.Instead of picking one ring and calling it a day, Aamir went for two. And that choice alone feels intentional.According to The CSR Journal and Filmibeat reports, the two rings are courtesy QWEEN, a new jewellery brand he’s also invested in. But honestly, it doesn’t feel like a business move. It feels more personal – like he actually liked what the pieces stood for and wanted them to mean something.
Made in India!
Both rings were made in Mumbai, with a whole team of artisans working on them. And you can tell they weren’t rushed. One of them – the aquamarine ring – has that soft, ocean-blue stone right in the centre. It’s sourced from Brazil and is pretty rare, apparently less than 0.3% of these stones are found in this kind of quality. It’s set in gold, surrounded by 40 diamonds, and took over 360 hours to finish.
The second one has a completely different vibe. It’s a deep red ruby from Madagascar, known for that rich, intense colour. Even rarer – less than 0.1% make it to this level. The stone is set in a way that really lets it stand out, and the whole thing took more than 800 hours to make.
But why two?
But beyond all the details, what really sticks is why there are two rings.It kind of feels like he’s saying love isn’t just one thing. The ruby brings in that passion and intensity. The aquamarine feels calmer, more about clarity and emotional balance. Two very different energies, but somehow they work together.And that’s probably the point.Aamir’s been married before – to Reena Dutta and later to Kiran Rao – and he’s never been one to overshare. With Gauri, things seem quieter, more settled. No big statements, no over-the-top gestures.Just two rings. And a lot of meaning packed into them.
