Taking to Instagram on Monday, Clarke thanked fans for their well-wishes, days after former “Bachelor” Higgins, 31, popped the question in Franklin, Tennessee.

“Thank you all for the kind words and celebrations this weekend,” Clarke expressed. “It was a really sweet time to kind of be with our families and celebrate together.”

In a separate Instagram story, Clarke shared an up-close shot of her ring, which boasts an estimated value between $50,000 to $75,000, according to Shannon Delany-Roy, JamesAllen.com‘s director of communications.

“Jessica’s ring looks to be a rose gold side stone setting with an oval center diamond,” Delany-Roy told Page Six Style on Monday. “We estimate the center stone to be about 2.5-3 carats.”

Higgins, who appeared on “The Bachelor” in 2016, was previously engaged to finalist Lauren Bushnell. He presented her with a 4.25-carat Neil Lane sparkler at the time, according to People, with the Art Deco-style ring said to be the biggest in franchise history.

They split a year later.

As for Higgins’ proposal to Clarke, he initially planned to pop the question in New York this month, when he and fellow “Bachelor” alum Becca Kufrin were scheduled to host “The Bachelor: Live on Stage.”

Amid the coronavirus pandemic, he changed course.

“I went back to a pond behind her house, and we had set it up with sunflowers near a bench. It’s right in their backyard, but a little hidden. I proposed and her family and mine were watching from a distance, and then we all celebrated together,” Higgins told Entertainment Tonight.

As for Clarke’s ring, Higgins enlisted Gnat Jewelers in Denver for help.

“I got the ring like, two days before [they] came to [Tennessee], so that was a stresser on me,” Higgins said, adding he’s “pretty happy” with the final result.

“It took a lot of work and big team effort,” he said.