On her wrist, she wore her beloved £7,000 Cartier bracelet, along with Princess Diana's priceless Cartier tank watch, a similar version of which is valued at £21,400. She also sported a striking $62,000 Lorraine Schwartz diamond pinky ring on her right hand. However, her engagement ring, which Harry had given her back in 2017, was once again conspicuously absent from her left ring finger.
Questions have long persisted regarding the origin of the enigmatic pinky ring that Meghan has been seen wearing on multiple occasions in 2021. Earlier, Prince Harry and Meghan refuted claims that the ring was adorned with diamonds gifted by an anonymous donor from the Middle East, initially stating it was on loan from a stylist for a photoshoot and had no ties to a mysterious Middle Eastern benefactor.
However, they later reversed their denial and clarified that they were referring to a different ring. Interestingly, there was no further mention of the Lorraine Schwartz ring in question on her right hand, raising suspicions about whether Meghan might be concealing something about the source of the diamond first observed on her finger in October 2020.
The query persists as to whether the diamonds incorporated into Meghan's enigmatic pinky ring were indeed obtained from the Middle East and, if so, whether Meghan received this gift while she was still a working member of the Royal Family or after her final official duties in early March 2020. Although Meghan did not undertake any official visits to the Middle East during her royal tenure, it is conceivable that she may have made a private trip.
Moreover, it's noteworthy that diamonds from Meghan's mysterious pinky ring were also fashioned into earrings she wore for the Trooping the Colour event after being purportedly gifted from the Middle East. This situation raises questions, given Meghan's history with jewelry controversies, and leaves room for speculation about the true origins of these diamonds.
