Meghan mania is still in full force four months after the royal wedding, and now her fans can emulate one of the most iconic parts of the big day.
Buckingham Palace is selling a replica of the Duchess of Sussex’s engagement ring for just £30.
The official royal memorabilia website, The Royal Collection shop, says the crystal ring is ‘inspired’ by the rock given to Meghan, 37, by her now husband Prince Harry, 34, upon their engagement last autumn.
Also on sale is a pair of £25 earrings and a £30 pendant necklace that are based on the ring design.
Buckingham Palace is selling a replica of the Duchess of Sussex’s engagement ring (pictured) for just £30 on its website. It is presented emblazoned with Prince Harry and Meghan’s intertwined initials
Meghan’s real engagement ring (seen here) was designed by Prince Harry and features three diamonds – one a single solitaire from Botswana and two from his mother Diana’s personal collection. Pictured: The couple in the Sunken Garden at Kensington Palace in London after announcing their engagement
The ring – created by the royal’s preferred jeweller Cleave and Company, Court Jewellers – is estimated to be worth £199,475
The replica ring is made with three crystals set on an adjustable band, which is made of palladium plated metal.
It is presented in a white ring box emblazoned with Harry and Meghan’s intertwined initials.
The Buckingham Palace website reads: ‘The design of this new statement range, is inspired by the engagement ring of Meghan Markle.’
The matching necklace has the same triple crystal design held on the end of a palladium plated chain.
The ‘Meghan Markle effect’ is estimated by experts to bring £150 million to the British fashion industry in the form of unofficial brand endorsements. Pictured: Harry and Meghan on their wedding day in Windsor in May
The replica ring (pictured) is made with three crystals set on an adjustable band, which is made of palladium plated metal. Buckingham Palace’s website says the product is ‘inspired by’ Meghan’s ring
The ‘statement earrings’ are in the same design and the website suggests wearing all three pieces together.
Meghan’s engagement ring, which was designed by Prince Harry, features three diamonds – one a single solitaire from Botswana and two from his mother Diana’s personal collection – set on a yellow gold band.
The ring – created by the royal’s preferred jeweller Cleave and Company, Court Jewellers – is estimated to be worth £199,475.
The ‘Meghan effect’ has helped brands rake in millions as shoppers flock to emulate her wardrobe.
The website is also selling a £25 pair of ‘statement’ earrings that have also been inspired by the ring (pictured)
The £30 matching necklace (pictured) has the same triple crystal design held on the end of a palladium plated chain
Every time she is photographed and pictures of her outfits are shared, the websites of the designers experience a surge in traffic and in turn, sales.
Meghan’s white Line the Label ‘power coat’, that she wore during the announcement of her engagement, sold out within 12 hours.
According to David Haigh, CEO of the British consultancy that specialises in brand valuation, Brand Finance, Meghan Markle could contribute £150 million to the British fashion industry in the form of unofficial brand endorsements.
She ‘will quickly match or even surpass the Duchess of Cambridge in her incredible influence on the fashion industry’, Haigh said before the wedding.