Meghan’s wedding ceremony ring

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle tied the knot at St George’s Chapel in Windsor in Could 2018, surrounded by members of the Royal Household.

The couple exchanged rings, with Harry choosing a textured platinum band and Meghan sticking to royal custom together with her elegant gold ring.

Samantha added: “Finishing the trio of rings worn by the Duchess is her wedding ceremony band, which is a straightforward gold band with a wealthy historical past.

“The ring was a present from Queen Elizabeth II and is produced from uncommon Welsh gold – the identical gold utilized in our Clogau jewelry.

“The Queen was gifted one kilogram of this valuable metallic from the Gwynfynydd mine in north Wales to mark her sixtieth birthday in 1986, and a number of other royal rings have been produced from this gold retailer within the years since.”

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