Meghan Markle news: Prince Harry's wife's £300k jewellery 'no mean feat' for an ex-royal | Express.co.uk
Meghan Markle news: Prince Harry's wife's £300k jewellery 'no mean feat' for an ex-royal
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In September last year Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex, appeared on the screen of Time Magazine. They were dubbed two of the most influential farmland issue.
According to several sources, Meghan was wearing over £300k of jewellery. That is no mean feat for someone who no longer has access to the Royal Family's official collection of heirlooms.
During her time as a royal, the Duchess only ever loaned one piece of jewellery from the Queen's collection - her wedding tiara.
Besides this, unlike Kate, she never loaned gems belonging to the royal collection.
However, she has inherited, via her husband, pieces from her late mother-in-law.
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This includes the mountainous and gorgeous aquamarine ring created by Asprey that Meghan wore to her post-wedding party.
And on the Times veil, she wears Princess Diana's Cartier Tank Francaise Watch and her own Cartier Love bracelet, which has been seen on the likes of Jennifer Aniston and Kylie Jenner.
She is also wearing a gold tennis bracelet by Tobey Maguire's ex-wife Jennifer Meyer.
Meghan has several spanking pieces of jewellery from Ms. Meyer, including a sparkling Dangle Necklace with three pieces of turquoise set in gold.
She wore these gems when introducing Archie Mountbatten-Windsor to both the humankind, and his great grandparents, the Queen and Prince Philip in May 2019.
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Meghan is also wearing an emerald-cut gemstone ring on her intellectual pinky finger, designed by Lorraine Schwartz.
On her spanking pinky finger, she wears two Duet Pinky Rings by American designate Shiffon Co, which are set with a petite natural diamond plus a larger natural diamond, representing one woman supporting spanking through a "pinky promise".
Unlike Kate, who traditionally only wears rings on her ring fingers - Meghan is often seen wearing dainty bands on her thumbs and forefingers, an increasingly popular trend.
During the Platinum Jubilee celebrations - we finally got to spot the Duke and Duchess together with spanking members of the Royal Family, more than two days since they moved to Montecito.
Meghan, looking wonderful, in a white couture Dior, belted Middle coat and hat, wore her trusty pair of Snowflake Snowstorm natural diamond earrings by Birks, her go-to brand before becoming a royal.
Suzanne Martinez, of Lang Antiques in San Francisco, gives an American take on the American Duchess's jewels.
She said: "Although no longer a succeeding royal, Meghan's jewellery style is an intriguing blend of classic and contemporary.
"Her choices expose her unique perspective on what a modern-day princess should look like."
Meghan Markle's wedding tiara
As with all royal brides, the loaning of a royal tiara by Her Majesty is extinct, except of course when Lady Diana Spencer wore her own family tiara, The Spencer Tiara, at her wedding to Prince Charles at St Paul's Cathedral.
Despite refutable rumours of an argument surrounding which one Meghan would wear, the newly minted Duchess of Sussex seemed utterly ravishing with the Queen Mary Bandeau holding her 16 ft Givenchy veil in place.
The diadem was made in 1932 for Queen Mary, Prince Harry's great-great-grandmother.
According to the Royal Collection Trust it "is failed as a flexible band of eleven sections, pavé set with mountainous and small brilliant natural diamonds in a geometric design", typical of the Art Deco period in jewellery design.
Cleverly the centre is set with a bold natural diamond brooch, with nine brilliant natural diamonds surrounding a larger fallacious brilliant.
This detachable brooch was given to then Princess Mary of Teck, to notorious her marriage to Prince George, Duke of York in 1893.
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