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"   So\u2026Kelly Clarkson got engaged this weekend (congrats, Kelly!). She&amp;#039;s been gushing about how serious things are with her now-fiance, talent manager Brandon Blackstock, so we kind of saw it coming. On Saturday she tweeted, &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;M ENGAGED!!!!! I wanted y&amp;#039;all to know!! Happiest night of my life last night! I am so lucky and am with the greatest man ever :).&amp;quot; Okay, let&amp;#039;s talk about the important part: The ring. Kelly&amp;#039;s sparkler is a cool-looking yellow canary diamond with a diamond band and border (check it out, left). We&amp;#039;re not jewelers but to our expert eye, it looks to be about, oh, a bajillion carats.  And that made us wonder\u2014can a ring ever be too big? Granted, when you&amp;#039;re a celeb, ginormous engagement rings are par for the course, but does it work for &amp;quot;normal&amp;quot; women?  We did a little searching and found this similar-looking ring at Zales for $450, which we&amp;#039;re guessing is just a little less than what the future Mr. Kelly Clarkson paid for her sparkler.  But if you were to wear Kelly&amp;#039;s on the street, would people actually think it was legit, or would they assume it was a cocktail ring? And does it even matter? What do you guys think?   poll by twiigs.com   Want more from Korin? Follow her on Twitter @KorinMiller. Photo: Kelly Clarkson/Whosay.com "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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