Prince Harry and Meghan Markle [1] are officially married! On May 19, Meghan walked down the aisle in a custom Givenchy wedding gown [2], while Prince Harry wore the frock coat uniform of the Blues and Royals [3]. For the special occasion, the royal bride accessorised her dress with an incredible diamond-encrusted tiara [4] and other sparkling jewels [5], but none of them were as special as the one she received once she said "I do."
As per a tradition set up by the Queen Mother, royal brides have been wearing wedding bands crafted from a single nugget of rare Welsh gold since 1923. The Duchess of Cambridge was given one in 2011 [6], following in the footsteps of Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Margaret [7], Princess Anne [8], Princess Diana, and the Duchess of Cornwall. Now, Meghan has also been given her own special ring.
Made by Cleave and Company, it was fashioned from a piece of Welsh Gold which was gifted by the queen prior to the couple's big day — and it perfectly compliments her gorgeous engagement ring [9]. Read on to get a closer look at the newest (and perhaps one of the most precious!) addition to Meghan's jewellery box [10].
