Emily Ratajkowski repurposes engagement ring into ‘divorce rings’ nearly 2 years after Sebastian Bear-McClard split

Emily Ratajkowski celebrated single life with some very sparkly new bling.

The model showed herself wearing two new massive rings that she had redesigned by New York City-based jewelry brand Alison Lou in an Instagram post on Tuesday — nearly two years after she called her marriage off with Sebastian Bear-McClard.

“divorce rings ©️ ,” Ratajkowski, 32, captioned the photo and tagged the company founded by Alison Chemla Chetrit.

Both rings were designed by Alison Lou, the brand behind her engagement ring from ex Sebastian Bear-McClard. emrata/Instagram “divorce rings ©️ ,” she captioned the Instagram post on Tuesday. emrata/Instagram

One bauble, worn on the “My Body” author’s left pinky, was a massive pear-shaped stone set on a gold band.

The second ring on her left ring finger had a more unique design with the princess-cute stone flanked by two trapazoid-shaped stones on silver prongs set on a contrasting gold band that coordinated with the first piece.

Ratajkowski modeled the symbolic rocks while relaxing topless in her cozy bed.

One ring is pear-shaped and the other is octagonal. emrata/Instagram It’s unclear if the stones were repurposed from her two-stone engagement ring from McClard. emrata/Instagram She filed to divorce the movie producer in September 2022. emrata/Instagram

“We made the original two stone engagement ring that set the trend…Here we go again @emrata Divorce Rings™️,” the jewelry brand wrote in an Instagram post, referring to her original engagement ring that helped kickstart a “toi et moi” two-stone trend as seen on Megan Fox, Ariana Grande and more.

Several fans applauded Ratajkowksi for embracing her single status and repurposing her bling.

“This is just … ICONIC 🔥,” one person wrote in the comments section of her post.

Sources told Page Six that they separated after he cheated on her. The podcast host married Bear-McClard in a courthouse wedding in 2018. Instagram/Emily Ratajkowski

“This is epic,” a second person agreed with another joking, “Need these- but happily married💯.”

It appears the two designs were repurposed from the two-stone engagement ring she received from her ex-husband in 2018, which she revealed in 2023 she had kept after their separation.

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The “High Low with EmRata” podcast host filed to divorce the “Uncut Gems” producer in September 2022 after sources confirmed to Page Six that he had allegedly cheated on her multiple ties.

She debuted her engagement ring from McClard four months after their wedding. GC Images The “My Body” author’s engagement ring was also designed by Alison Lou. Emily Ratajkowski / Instagram

“He’s a serial cheater. It’s gross. He’s a dog,” a source told us of Bear-McClard in July that year after the duo separated.

The former couple secretly tied the knot at a New York City courthouse in February 2018 — just two weeks after they were first spotted together on Valentine’s Day.

Four months later, EmRata debuted a massive engagement ring from Bear-McClard featuring an estimated 2-carat princess-cut diamond and a 3-carat pear-shaped diamond on a yellow gold band, designed by Lou.

She and Bear-McClard share 3-year-old son Sylvester. emrata/Instagram She has since gone on to date several A-list men including Harry Styles and Pete Davidson. emrata/Instagram

Page Six Style reported at the time that the ring was approximated to be worth between $50,000 and $90,000.

While Ratajkowski and her ex continue to co-parent their 3-year-old son Sylvester, whom they welcomed in March 2021, she has moved on from their relationship with several other rebounds.

Since returning to the dating scene, the Inamorata founder was romantically involved with several famous men including Brad Pitt, Pete Davidson, Harry Styles, Eric André and DJ Orazio Rispo.