Amid a multitude of events and public appearances, an unnoticed but surprising detail caught attention. Meghan Markle was recently spotted wearing her $270,000 engagement ring for the first time in almost a year. The Duchess of Sussex, who is currently accompanying her husband Prince Harry to Whistler, is taking part in the year-long winter training camp ahead of the 2025 Invictus Games. During this time, she has apparently reintroduced the precious gem into her jewelry collection. accessories without much fanfare.
Observers had previously noted that Meghan had not worn the exquisite ring in several months, leading to speculation about the state of the couple's marriage. However, People magazine responded to the rumors and cited a source close to Meghan, who explained that a loose setting required a full service for the ring. Additionally, an insider confirmed to Page Six that the three-stone ring is currently under repair. Notably, Meghan had been seen without a ring at various recent events, including the premiere of Bob Marley biopic “One Love” in Jamaica, the Variety Power of Women gala in November, the Ms Foundation's Women of Vision Awards, and several events occasional audiences. exits.
Since at least May, Meghan has consistently chosen not to wear the stunning ring that was first introduced to the world in late 2017 when she and Harry announced their engagement. However, she continued to wear her wedding ring, sometimes pairing it with a different, thicker gold ring.
Originally designed by Harry in collaboration with Cleave & Company, the jeweler to the late Queen Elizabeth, the bespoke ring has undergone a significant modification. In 2019, Meghan replaced the original gold band with a thinner micro-pavé version. The ring features a significant cushion-cut center diamond from Botswana and two side stones from the late Princess Diana's jewelry collection.
During their engagement interview, Meghan expressed her admiration for the ring, saying: “It's beautiful, and he designed it – it's incredible.”
The reappearance of the ring coincides with a recent statement released by the couple in response to claims that they had to demonstrate the ability to behave discreetly during the three days of the Invictus Games. Following Harry's face-to-face reunion with his father, who is currently battling cancer, the UK Telegraph's royal editor made the statement, prompting a strong reaction from the Sussex spokesperson.
In a statement to the Mirror, the spokesperson said: “We have heard time and time again that certain opportunities were make-or-breaks for the couple. They are still here. They are still working and pursuing what they believe in, despite constantly being challenged and criticized .This couple will not be broken.
