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When Meghan Markle and Prince Harry announced their engagement in 2017, the world was obsessed with the three-stone diamond engagement ring wrapped around the former actress’ finger.
Yep, we were, and we won’t even try and deny it.
You see, there was a deeply personal story behind the ring: Prince Harry had designed Meghan’s engagement ring himself, he’d sourced the main stone from Botswana, where he and Meghan had holidayed together for her 36th birthday, and included two small diamonds from his mother, the late Princess Diana’s personal collection.
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If that was said to me I would come to the sad realisation that I've just pledged my life to a shallow person
Precisely. My engagement ring isn't aesthetically something I would have chosen for myself. But I wear it with pride and I would never change it because of everything it symbolises.
My bet... it’s been altered to work better with the chosen wedding bands.
...Only the original design matched with the gold wedding band already.
Did it need altering though and is it really so important that they match. What is wrong if they don't match?
From what I have read here, he put his heart into that ring, that must count for something