Inside Taylor Swift’s Sentimental Jewelry Collection—and Where to Shop Each Piece

Since the start of their relationship, Swift has leaned more and more into red-toned accessories in honor of Kelce’s team colors–including this garnet ring that she wore to celebrate his win in 2024. Made with 14-karat gold, this piece is still available.

It’s no secret that when it comes to fiancé Kelce, Swift is not shy about supporting him. During one game, Swift was spotted wearing an affordable pendant necklace that features the Kansas City Chiefs arrowhead emblem.

Swift has a special connection to Vivienne Westwood, who helped make custom looks for her during her Eras tour. Since then, Swift has been seen in multiple Westwood outfits, along with several pieces of iconic jewelry.

Swift is no stranger to adding her initials to her outfits–the red “T” thigh chain at the Grammys being a key example–and these earrings are no exception. Swift was seen wearing these Foundrae gold and diamond earrings multiple times on the Eras tour, and she was even wearing them during her engagement.

Since last year, Swift has been spotted wearing her diamond-encrusted Cartier watch, which is no doubt a special piece in her collection. This was another piece the singer was seen wearing during her engagement shoot, which caused some Swifties to wonder if it was a gift from Kelce. The style is a discontinued Cartier Santos Demoiselle, and experts estimate it cost in the range of $17,000. A select few are available on the resale market, though the price has since skyrocketed.

At the US Open in 2024, Swift wore a Foundrae heart-shaped pendant called, fittingly, the Heart Sealed Gemstone Crest. While the exact style is no longer available, Swift was seen wearing yet another Foundrae heart pendant during Kelce’s proposal, which is still available to shop.

While on the Eras tour, the Vivienne Westwood atelier created a custom gown that featured the lyrics, “I love you, it’s ruining my life,” off her song “Fortnite.” Along with the dress, Swift often paired the look with a triple-strand pearl choker. While the exact necklace is not available for purchase, several other varieties are.

From jeweler Stephanie Gottlieb, this pendant necklace is a direct reference to Kelce’s jersey number–you guessed it–87. The piece is made with 14-karat gold and diamonds, and costs $4,790 when bought online. Each necklace is customizable, so shoppers can pick whichever player they’d like to support.

According to People magazine, Kelce commissioned Simone Kendle of Wove Made to create this diamond initial tennis bracelet for then-girlfriend Swift. The initials spell out “TNT,” which we can only assume references the couple’s relationship–Taylor ’n Travis.