Swifties rejoice! On Thursday morning, Taylor Swift took over GMA to play a free concert for her beloved fans! The 29-year-old pop phenom performed three songs in Central Park including You Need To Calm Down, Me and Shake It Off from her upcoming album Lover which arrives this Friday and features 18 tracks including one with the Dixie Chicks, who have not released new material as a group in 13 years.
Before the performance T Swift sat down with Robin Roberts for a candid interview about re-recording her earlier albums. We noticed that Taylor donned several rings that included Misahara Fine Jewelry’s Korali ring of colored sapphires and diamonds on her left hand alongside the jewelry brand’s Unity Two ring set in 18K rose gold and features two triangle logos that wrap and sit along the finger. 
On Taylor’s right hand we spotted Maxior Joias’ Nippon Fruits collection ring in 18K white gold with Paraiba blue topaz which Taylor’s buddy Cara Delevingne wore to the this year’s Met Gala.
During Swift’s performance we caught a glimpse of Le Vian’s raspberry rhodolite and blueberry sapphire stud earrings and their strawberry ombre 14K gold ring which you can get here.
We can’t wait to see what jewels Taylor will be wearing coming this Monday for the MTV Video Music Awards! One thing’s for sure – we know that it will be something colorful!
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SARAH HYLAND: Sarah who performed during the show wore vibrant orange-hued sapphire cluster earrings from Lorraine Schwartz.
ANNIE LEBLANC: The YouTuber sparkled in a pair of pink sapphire and diamond earrings from Dena Kemp but our favorite piece was Dena’s sculptural diamond cocktail ring on Annie’s finger.
LUCY HALE:Â As this year’s host Lucy had several outfit changes which brought forth several different jewelry looks. Unlike her minimalist jewels from 
But what we loved the most was that super cute red sapphire lip ring from Wendy Yue! She paired it with the jewelry designer’s pink sapphire and coral feather stone earrings.
Lucy’s last jewelry look was a series of jewels from Swarovski including their Polar Bestiary cocktail ring and chandelier earrings.
MAIA MITCHELL: The actress doubled up on the hoops! Gold pearl huggie hoops in two sizes by Sidney Evan graced Maia’s ears.
LAUREN JAUREGUI: The former Fifth Harmony member stacked on the Alexis Bittar jewels which included the jewelry designer’s signature lucite bamboo design.
ZENDAYA: Zendaya wore a pair of $38.00 earrings to the Teen Choice Awards. Yes, $38.00! The Sophea spiral gold hoops with pearl details are from Baublebar. 
MABEL MCVEY: The British singer gave us some major Versace vibes with her signature Medusa gold plated leather watch and bracelet. A Lara Heems butterfly necklace completed her red carpet look.
MADDIE ZIEGLER: We do love a vintage earring! Former Dance Moms protege had one of our picks for best earrings with her vintage Chanel logo chandeliers from Treasures of NYC.
JESSICA ALBA: Simple gold hammered teardrop hoop earrings from Jen Meyer added just the right amount of glow to Alba’s floral dress.
MEGALYN ECHIKUNWOKE: There were plenty of hoops spotted on the red carpet but Megalyn’s silver ones from Jennifer Fisher got us doing a double-take. The actress paired them with several shiny bracelets and a thick statement ring to create a bold impact on the carpet.
MARSAI MARTIN: Finger waves, diamond barrettes, and Alexis Bittar’s crumpled rhodium crystal-studded clip earrings were the icing on the cake to Marsai’s retro Old Hollywood red carpet vibe. We love! 
MADISON ISEMAN: The Goosebumps 2 actress wore two pieces of Hearts on Fire jewelry. She paired a stunning diamond lariat necklace with the brand’s Triplicity Golden earrings for one red hot red carpet look.
RYAN DESTINY: Speaking of hoops…Ryan wore Y/Project’s most memorable and coveted piece of jewelry – their golden beaded spiral hoop earrings. 
HANNAH BROWN: Surprise The Bachelorette made a red carpet appearance! Hannah wore diamond and sapphire elongated earrings from Charlie Lapson, one of the jewelers chosen by 
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