Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are seemingly everywhere right now, having been spotted on a date the day before Valentine’s Day and also the day after!
Two days after their pre-Valetine’s Day date at Funke in Beverly Hills, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex got people talking when they attended the 75th All-Star NBA game at the Intuit Dome in Inglewood, California. And while their overall appearance did make headlines, one particular item the former Suits actress was wearing seemed to dominate them all…
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Meghan Markle Looks Effortlessly Stylish At 75th All-Star NBA Game
The With Love, Meghan star, 44, looked effortlessly stylish in her monochrome outfit consisting of indigo-colored Veronica Beard skinny flared pants and a navy Brochu Walker cashmere sweater.
She finished off with Aquazzura black suede heeled ankle boots and her signature jewelry, which included her Cartier Juste Un Clou necklace, Cartier Love bracelet, and her practically-blinding engagement ring.
The mom-of-two also rocked another piece of jewelry that was impossible to miss: a gargantuan pear-cut diamond ring – estimated to cost $190K! – which made her engagement ring pale in comparison! Was the ring, which Hello! says is her "biggest diamond to date," a Valentine's Day gift from the Spare author?
More Details About Meghan Markle's New Ring
So what do we know about the new ring – other than the fact it can probably be seen from space?
Monique Daniels Daw, the head of manufacturing at Queensmith, reportedly told Hello!: "Meghan's latest ring appears to be a trendy pear cut diamond. The stone looks on the warmer side, placing it within the lower end of the color spectrum, and is estimated at approximately 5 carats. It is set on a sleek solitaire band, which appears to be yellow gold, complementing the warm tones of the diamond."
She went on to say that because the color seems to be on the "lower end of the color grade scale," it is much more likely to be a natural diamond rather than a lab-grown one. And that therefore means that it comes with a more eye-watering price tag!
"A natural diamond of this size and color would likely be valued in the region of [almost $190K.] If lab-grown, the cost would be significantly lower," she explained. So maybe Prince Harry and Meghan aren't struggling financially after all?!
