Ring with Sapphire and frame of Rhinestones mod. Lady Diana

The story of the ring

This model was personally chosen by Diana from a selection presented by Garrard Jewelers, a historic London-based luxury jewelry house. It was an unusual choice for a member of the Royal Household because it was available to anyone from the Garrard catalog at the time. A large oval sapphire surrounded by a frame of diamonds set in white gold. Sapphires were one of Princess Diana's favorite gems, and some say it reminded her of her mother's engagement ring. Diana later claimed that she chose it because “it was the biggest ring.” The jewel was part of Harry's inheritance, who gave it to his brother William to make a gift to Kate Middleton. When William handed it over to Kate, he stated, “It is very special to me. Since Kate is very special to me now, it was only right to unite them. It was my way of making sure my mother was also present at this important moment.”

Our interpretation

We bring you a ring inspired by this piece of jewelry history that we have revisited with our master goldsmiths so that it can be worn comfortably every day, the bezels are more resistant to shocks, and it doesn't cling to clothes. This way we can give the elegance of a great classic to all our Princesses at an affordable cost. Upon request, the ring can be made with any type of gemstone: emerald, ruby, aquamarine or even a diamond.