Reports suggest that Prince William is "concerned" over the location of jewellery that once belonged to his late mother Princess...
Reports suggest that Prince William is "concerned" over the location of jewellery that once belonged to his late mother Princess Diana, which was then passed on to Meghan Markle.
As part of her engagement ring, 42-year-old Meghan received two diamonds from Diana's collection. Prince Harry told people at the time that the gemstones were a set beside a stone from Botswana on a plain gold band, reports the Mirror.
It is believed that less than two years after the engagement, the ring was redesigned, featuring a thinner band instead. It was debuted by Meghan at the Trooping of the Colour in 2019.
Meghan was spotted recently without the ring, with reports suggesting that it was being "fixed". A source told New Idea magazine that brother-in-law William, 41, had reportedly raised concerns about the whereabouts of the two gemstones that belonged to Diana. It comes amid rumours that he's estranged from his brother Prince Harry and Meghan.
The couple have made various comments about the Royal Family in recent years, including in a docuseries last year. Discussing the engagement ring, which it's been teased has "vanished," the source said that it doesn't make sense that Meghan - who got married to Prince Harry in 2018 - would not be "proudly" wearing her engagement ring at the Invictus games in Germany last month.
The source suggested it could have sparked some concern among his relatives in the UK, saying: "It's safe to say it has set off alarm bells at the Palace. [Prince William's] putting the word out through mutual friends that he wants to know what's going on. Not knowing where they are is disturbing for William."
It was then suggested that he is "always protective" of his late mother's legacy, with her jewellery said to be considered an "important" part of that. The source said that the memories he has of her wearing each piece "will never go away".
