Kim Kardashian is pulling back the curtain on one of her most talked-about relationships—and the $2 million engagement ring that came with it. In the latest episode of The Kardashians, the reality star sat down with sister Khloé Kardashian and celebrity jeweler Lorraine Schwartz to revisit her past engagement rings—and dropped a bombshell about her short-lived marriage to Kris Humphries.

“I Bought It—But He Took It Back”

While flipping through her jewelry history, Kim revealed she still owns the 14-carat cushion-cut diamond from her first marriage to Damon Thomas. But when it came to Humphries’ 18-carat emerald-cut stunner, she admitted: “I didn’t keep that.”

The reason? Humphries demanded it back during their divorce.

“I was pregnant with [daughter] North [West], still married to him, and in order to divorce him, he said I had to give him the ring,” Kim explained.

Khloé was quick to remind her: “But you bought it!”

“I did!” Kim confirmed. “He contributed a fifth [of the price].”

That means Kim footed 80% of the $2 million bill—only to hand it over when their 72-day marriage imploded in 2011.

From Kanye’s Diamonds to Paris Robbery Heartbreak

Kim’s third—and most iconic—engagement ring came from Kanye West, who proposed in 2013 with a 15-carat cushion-cut diamond. She still owns that ring and plans to pass it down to their eldest daughter, North West.

But there was another showstopper: a 20-carat emerald-cut diamond that West gifted her during their marriage. Tragically, that ring was stolen in her terrifying 2016 Paris robbery, along with millions of dollars’ worth of jewelry.

Regrets About the Humphries Split

Looking back on her whirlwind romance with Humphries, Kim has admitted she “handled it totally the wrong way.” During the Keeping Up With the Kardashians reunion in 2021, she confessed:

“I was so nervous to break up with someone, I fully broke up with him in the worst way.”

Now, years later, the ring saga adds another layer to one of pop culture’s most infamous divorces. And while Schwartz joked that “sometimes it’s better to let go,” Kim couldn’t help but muse:

“I would’ve loved a collection.”

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