Damiani designed the couples wedding rings - white gold bands connected by diamonds. Brad's ring contains 10 diamonds and engraved with "Jen 2000." Jennifer's ring contains 20 diamonds and engraved with "Brad 2000."

Part of the agreement between the couple and Damiani when they commissioned the rings was that Damiani will never replicate the rings, keep quiet about the design (before the wedding) and throw away the mold. In return, the couple will acknowledge Damiani's work.

On the lawsuit filed by Brad's and Jennifer's lawyer, Attorney John H. Lavely Jr., at the U.S. District Court in Los Angeleslast Wednesday, says that "Damiani not only replicated the rings, but also offered them for sale on the Internet and at stores in Palm Desert and Las Vegas.

The rings being sold by Damiani are two concentric bands in 18 karat white or yellow gold connected by either 12 or 13 diamonds. They cost about $1,000 apiece, must be custom-ordered and take two months to make. Pitt and Aniston's lawsuit seeks an injunction that would stop sales.

According to the couple's legal complaint, Damiani used the rings to garner "the type of publicity that money can't buy: The purported endorsement and sponsorship of perhaps the world's most recognizable couple."