They’re taking the shock out of getting the rock.

If diamonds are a girl’s best friend, she might as well be there when her soon-to-be fiancé goes engagement ring shopping for her new blinging bestie, right?

That’s how the nontraditional Gen Zers of the “quiet proposing” movement see it, according to a new report on popping the big question trends.

“In [more than] 50% of cases, partners are coming for the ride in 2025,” study authors from Diamond Factory, luxury jewelers based in the UK.

Researchers collected data to determine who today’s wannabe hubbies are consulting for stone-shopping support: their brides-to-be, parents, pals or siblings.

And the soon-to-be brides won the competition by a landslide.

Rather than stupefying their sweeties with a surprise ring reveal and splashy proposal, the findings revealed that 53% of young darlings prefer picking out the shiny symbol of their love together.

“Couples are opting for certainty over surprise,” said the investigators, “ensuring the ring is a perfect reflection of personal style and preferences, whilst also being able to share the shopping experience.”

Ella Citron-Thompkins, an expert for the Diamond Factory, further explained Gen Z’s unconventional departure from long-standing customs.

“Quiet proposing is a new trend where engagements are kept intimate and private, without public displays or widespread announcements, focusing on a personal, low-key moment for the couple,” she said in a statement. “More couples wanting to choose a ring together reflects a shift towards a more intentional, collaborative proposal process.”

Gals gearing up to walk down the aisle say deciding to accompany their guys during the ring shopping process was a no-brainer.