When you're a billionaire, you have to shine in a big way.

Cristiano Ronaldo may have married his longtime partner Georgina Rodríguez in an intimate ceremony in his own living room in Portugal, but the couple looked impressive nonetheless.

Tying the knot on the 10th anniversary of when they first met at a Gucci store in Madrid where Rodríguez was working, the newlyweds (along with their five children) were dressed in understated Gucci pieces.

However, there was nothing simple about the bride's look: according to Page Six Style, she turned to Chopard to adorn herself with over 250 carats of diamonds from the French brand.

The centerpiece of her bridal look was Chopard's Garden of Kalahari necklace, which features a pendant holding an exceptional 50-carat D-flawless brilliant-cut diamond, along with more than 146 carats of smaller stones.

Beyoncé previously wore the same necklace to the 2025 Met Gala, styling it without three of the "petal" pendants.

Rodríguez, meanwhile, used two of the other detachable drops as earrings — one featuring a 25-carat pear-shaped stone and the other a 26-carat dangling heart-shaped stone. Combined, the necklace and three pendants are estimated to be worth around $50 million.

The bride also walked down the aisle wearing her giant engagement ring, which experts estimate could be worth $5 million and weigh over 30 carats.

For a Vogue photoshoot, the 32-year-old Rodríguez also wore a bracelet featuring two emerald-cut diamonds (weighing 21 and 14.7 carats each) surrounded by sparkling stones totaling 13.1 carats. She completed the set with a 20-carat cushion-cut diamond ring featuring an additional 6.9 carats of stones.

These pieces are rich with history: the necklace, earrings, and bracelet are part of the Garden of Kalahari collection, crafted from the legendary 342-carat Queen of Kalahari diamond — one of the purest minerals ever found, which was meticulously sawed into 23 distinct diamonds over the course of a year.

In addition, she chose a Haute Joaillerie collection ring featuring pear- and marquise-cut diamonds totaling 5.7 carats.

As for their wedding bands, they turned out to be just as modest as their ceremony.