Taylor Swift wears Travis Kelce No. 87 ring from KC store

A Kansas City accessories store is promising to “restock soon” after Taylor Swift was photographed wearing a Travis Kelce-themed ring at the AFC Championship Game on Sunday — and fans snapped it up.

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Swift wore the ring, shaped like a tiny red football jersey with Kelce’s No. 87, on her right pointer finger. It’s a $14 bauble.

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It is sold by EB and Co., a locally owned and operated accessory and gift boutique with stores in Brookside, 326 W. 63rd St., and on the Country Club Plaza, 327 W. 47th St. The store also sells merchandise at Made in KC Marketplace locations on the Plaza and in Lenexa.

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The store ran a close-up photograph of Swift hugging Kelce after the game that showed the ring on her hand. The Chiefs will play the San Francisco 49ers in the Super Bowl on Feb. 11.

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“That moment when your dreams come true. Spotted our #87 Ring on @taylorswift at the end of our CHIEFS win!” the store posted on Instagram.

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Swift paired the inexpensive ring with a custom diamond friendship bracelet from Wove’s Michelle Wie West collection, with prices starting at $5,680. The yellow gold bracelet had the letters “TNT” on it. (A new nickname for Taylor and Travis?)

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The ring is part of the store’s Chiefs-themed Kansas City Collection, a “curated and trendy selection of red, yellow and gold accessories that are sure to be a touchdown,” it says on ebandcompany.com.

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The collection includes Taylor Swift Huggie Hoop earrings ($22) that look like Swift’s face, a ring of Patrick Mahomes’ No. 15 Jersey ($14), and other Chiefs items.

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The popular $22 Andy Reid earrings are on pre-order.

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So was the Kelce ring as of Sunday night on the store’s website after Swift fans rushed there to buy the ring.

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When one Instagram follower posted a crying face emoji reaction to the ring selling out, the store replied: “restock soon!”

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Another fan was happy to have “just got the ring and the trav and tay earrings.”

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Swift has worn items from Kansas City stores to the games before and frequented several local restaurants, a boon for business. Fans love to see it.

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“I am so so so happy, I screamed when I saw it!!!” one fan wrote on the EB and Co. Instagram. “Love this KC local pride so much.”