The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court is set to hear a significant case regarding the ownership of a $70,000 Tiffany engagement ring after Bruce Johnson called off his engagement to Caroline Settino. The court will decide not only the fate of the ring but also whether to modernize Massachusetts' engagement ring laws, which traditionally favor the giver. Johnson claims he ended the engagement due to suspicions of infidelity, while Settino denies any wrongdoing, stating the man involved is just a longtime friend. An appeals court previously sided with Johnson, stating he was justified in ending the engagement despite his mistaken beliefs. This case highlights broader societal issues, as legal experts argue that the current laws may reflect outdated gender biases. Both parties are seeking a resolution, as the expensive ring remains in escrow pending the court's decision.