A lucky fan is about to receive one of Selena Gomez‘s most prized possessions.

In case you missed it, the singer, 32, is selling her personal items in the lead-up to her new album, I Said I Love You First, which she collaborated on with fiancé Benny Blanco.

“Since my new album with Benny is about our past, present and future I thought it would be fun to give away some ‘rare’ memories I’ve kept over the years,” Gomez announced on Instagram.

The event started off with a bang with Gomez selling her custom “B” ring, which she debuted on her left ring finger back in December 2023 after she confirmed her relationship with the music producer.

Afterward, she was not shy about flaunting her ring out in public as she was seen sporting the accessory at a Rare Beauty event that month.

At the time, Page Six reported that the bespoke piece was made by Jacquie Aiche and boasted .44 carats-worth of pavé diamonds and had a price tag of $3,250. However, Gomez put it up for sale for a shocking $12 and, unsurprisingly, it’s already off the market.

“It felt fitting to choose something that is a symbol of the start of our relationship,” reads a description of the ring on Gomez’s official website.

While Gomez’s sentimental jewelry collection is now one sparkler down, she still has her impressive engagement ring to admire.

Blanco, 37, proposed to Gomez with a large marquise diamond set on an eternity band. In a February 2025 conversation with Interview magazine, Gomez shared that she has “always dreamed” of a marquise ring ever since her “Good for You Days” (many fans pointed out an early reference to the diamond style in the 2015 song).

In the same interview, Blanco revealed that the ring was originally much bigger — and lot more sparkly — with the main gemstone designed with “huge” flanking baguette diamonds that he plans on repurposing as earrings down the line.

I Said I Love You First is set to release on Friday, March 21, and the project marks the first Blanco and Gomez have worked on as a couple. Its singles have so far included their collaboration with Gracie Abrams titled “Call Me When You Break Up” and “Scared of Loving You.” A press release describes the album as a “unique window into their relationship.”