Meghan Markle wearing her £120,000 engagment ring (Image: Getty)
has become renowned for her luxurious fashion taste. After, Dior and Carolina Herrera, the Duchess appears to have toned down her look during the Invictus Games.
The , 40, and Duchess of Sussex, 43, touched down in British Columbia to watch the tournament – which is a cause close to the Prince’s heart. In the past, during high-profile events, Meghan has sported bold looks, whereas this time around, she has decided to go for a minimalist approach.
Not only has she worn muted and monochrome tones over the past few days, but she has also decided to ditch her show-stopping accessories and . Eagle-eyed fans have been quick to point out that she has not been wearing any necklaces or noticeable bracelets.
Taking to X, formerly known as Twitter, one user criticised the Duchess, writing: “I have never seen someone get their ring pictured so much.”
“Phoney PR attempting wannabe celebrities,” claimed a third. However, others disagreed and thought putting the ring under the spotlight showed their “strong unity”. One penned: “Look at that ring she is a lucky girl. Harry and Megan have a strong unity.”
Picking up on their display of affection, another person shared: “More couples need to kiss in public…just when the urge hits, kiss your partner, hold their hand, put your arm around them! Start a trend many people have forgotten about in fear of being criticised and told ‘get a room’…..no, it’s called genuine affection anywhere any time.”
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Meghan Markle beamed with glee at the Invictus Games (Image: Samir Hussein/WireImage)
Meghan and Harry dated in secret before it was announced in November 2017 that had popped the question.
They ended up tying the knot in a star-studded ceremony at Windsor Castle the following May, where the rubbed shoulders with Royalty.
Oprah Winfrey was in attendance as well as some of Meghan’s co-stars from Suits.
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Meghan Markle and Nelly Furtado posing at the Invictus Games (Image: Nelly Furtado Instagram )
Meghan’s engagement ring consists of three huge stones, with a large diamond in the middle surrounded by two smaller gems on either side.
designed it himself and gave his instruction to British jewellers Cleave & Company, who also worked with the late . The cushion cut is estimated to be between 2.5 and 3 carats, which he had sourced from Botswana.
It is also set in yellow gold, which is believed to be Meghan’s favourite colour. Meanwhile, the two side stones are round diamonds from Princess Diana’s jewellery collection.
Meghan Markle and Prince Harry got engaged back in November 2017 (Image: Getty)
Botswana holds a special place in their hearts as it was the first place they jetted to after they met in 2016.
proposed to in the North Garden of Kensington Palace. Harry was accompanied by their dog Guy and set out electric candles around the blanket, which he laid on the grass to create a bush-like atmosphere, similar to Botswana, where he first thought of proposing.
When they announced their engagement, Meghan said that it was important to her to know that Harry’s late mother was “a part of this with us”.