Short answer: yes — you can find Taylor-Swift‑style engagement rings in Malaysia. Below are the best places (by type) and what to ask for so a jeweller can make or show you rings that match her vintage/elongated cushion look.

What "Taylor Swift’s" ring looks like (what to ask for)

• Reported details: an elongated cushion / antique (old‑mine) cushion-style diamond set in yellow gold with vintage details (milgrain/filigree) and side stones. Ask for terms like: “elongated cushion,” “old‑mine/antique cushion,” “yellow‑gold bezel/prong setting,” “filigree/milgrain” and “half‑moon side stones.” (whowhatwear.com)

Where to look in Malaysia

• Luxury brand boutiques (ready-made, high-end custom): Tiffany & Co. (Pavilion KL and Suria KLCC locations) and Cartier (Suria KLCC) — they carry classic solitaires and can do bespoke requests or source special cuts. Good if you want top-brand service and certified stones. (tiffany.com)

• Malaysian online + showroom jewellers that offer vintage‑style and custom work:

  • Temple & Grace (KL) — sells vintage-inspired engagement rings and offers custom work; they state use of GIA-graded diamonds. (templeandgrace.my)
  • ZCOVA — Malaysia-based online jeweller with a “vintage” engagement‑ring collection and custom options (lab-grown and mined diamonds, certifications). Good if you want a wide selection and online design tools. (zcova.com)

• Bespoke / independent Kuala Lumpur ateliers (custom design specialists):

  • SUEN Jewellers (KL) — bespoke engagement rings and personalised service; they handle custom designs and diamond selection. (suenjewellers.com)
  • Gill Smith Jeweller (KL) — custom engagement rings, cushion and other stone shapes available; they emphasise bespoke work and ethical/lab-grown options. (gillsmithjeweller.com)

• Large local jewellery chains (wide selection, more budget options):

  • Poh Kong and Habib — nationwide chains in Malaysia with engagement collections and in‑store customisation; good for comparing basic styles and price points before moving to a bespoke maker. (pohkong.com.my)

Tips for getting a Taylor‑Swift‑style ring

• Show a photo and use the keywords above (“elongated cushion / old‑mine cushion / yellow gold / milgrain / half‑moon shoulders”). (whowhatwear.com)
• Ask for diamond paperwork (GIA/IGI) and for exact measurements/carats if you’re matching a celebrity look. ZCOVA/Temple & Grace explain certification options and lab‑grown vs mined choices. (zcova.com)
• If you want an actual antique stone (old‑mine/antique cuts are rarer), be prepared for higher price and longer sourcing time — many local bespoke makers can source vintage stones or cut new stones in vintage proportions. (elle.com)
• Book an appointment (most boutiques require or recommend it), bring the photo and a budget range, and ask about turnaround time for custom work.

If you want, I can:

• Pull up specific store addresses/phone numbers in Kuala Lumpur, Penang or another city in Malaysia; or
• Compare 3 KL bespoke jewellers (prices, lead times, what they offer) and list contact links.

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