She looked effortlessly chic in a photo-printed dress, while Eduardo sported brown trousers and a white shirt. France holds a special connection for the couple, as it was where they had their private wedding in 2020. Recently, they celebrated their three-year wedding anniversary, with Eduardo posting a romantic tribute on his Instagram.
The post not only showcased a floral design arrangement but inadvertently gave a closer look at Beatrice's sparkly wedding ring on her left hand. It featured a thin platinum band adorned with diamonds in a curved design, complementing her specially designed engagement ring by British jeweler Shaun Leane.
However, what sets Beatrice's wedding band apart is its break from Royal tradition. Typically, Royal brides wear gold wedding bands made from the same nugget of Welsh gold from the Clogau St. David's Mine. Beatrice's unique platinum band, therefore, came as a surprise to fans.
Rumors suggest that during the Jubilee in 2022, Meghan Markle asked Princess Beatrice to try on her ring. Beatrice, being easygoing, lent it to her. However, Eduardo kept a close eye on Meghan and eventually asked her to return the ring when it was time to leave. While it's not clear what Meghan meant by borrowing the expensive ring, it's best to be cautious.
Meghan Markle is known for making changes to the jewelry she receives. For instance, she reportedly had her engagement ring modified to suit her taste better. Therefore, the possibility of her trying to claim ownership of Beatrice's ring doesn't come as a surprise. There have been instances where jewelry borrowed from the royals mysteriously went missing, and Meghan is usually the one who borrowed it.
Princess Beatrice's engagement ring was initially estimated to be a 3.5-carat diamond worth around £78,000. However, experts later valued it up to £140,000, given the VVS grade diamonds. VVS diamonds have minuscule inclusions that are hard to see even under 10x magnification, making them appear flawless to the n-k-d eye.
