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Meghan Markle’s Authentic Welsh Gold Wedding Band Revoked by Late Queen; Substitutes with Knockoff

King Charles Commended for Excluding Harry and Meghan from Queen’s Death Anniversary Event. Despite an Apparent Window of Convenience, Duke and Duchess of Sussex Remain Uninvited. King Charles’s Defiant Stance Applauded Amid Controversy.
In the wake of King Charles’s decision to exclude Prince Harry and Meghan Markle from an event commemorating the one-year anniversary of the Queen’s passing, both public and insiders have praised his firm resolve. The move comes as a surprise considering the seemingly suitable timing for the Sussexes, yet their presence was conspicuously absent.

Speaking on GB News, presenter Patrick Christie and Royal commentator Kinsey Schofield lauded the Monarch’s resolute choice. Schofield highlighted instances where King Charles has demonstrated a steadfast attitude, not yielding to certain pressures. “You’re not going to disrespect our family. This is a private time. We’re going to honor one of the greatest monarchs in history without you,” remarked Schofield.

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex’s departure from royal duties in 2020 led to sporadic appearances alongside the rest of the family. Meghan Markle’s departure from London’s National Theatre, captured in a pensive moment, attracted attention due to the absence of her wedding band and engagement ring.

Reports suggest that the Queen’s reaction to their decision to step back from royal duties was so unfavorable that she requested Prince Harry to return Meghan’s wedding band, which she had gifted. While technically a decision driven by royal ownership, the rarity and historic significance of the Welsh gold from which the ring is crafted played a role in the Queen’s decision.

Another ring, a diamond piece worn by Meghan after the couple’s departure, has been identified as a knockoff. Megan had also removed her engagement rings in a recent appearance, possibly to divert scrutiny regarding their absence. The rumor mill has been churning since the couple was last seen wearing their engagement rings in August 2022, fueling speculation about their marital status.

The removal of Meghan’s ring reportedly ties into a prenuptial agreement, with the Queen keen on preserving the heritage and significance of the diamonds. The engagement ring, featuring two diamonds from one of Diana’s pieces, was paired with Diana’s aquamarine ring at a reception. Both rings, symbols of the royal lineage, are now notably missing from Meghan’s fingers.

The unique Welsh gold, a dwindling resource, adds to the exclusivity of the wedding band, making its return even more significant. Diana’s diamonds, considered royal heirlooms, are subject to careful consideration by the Queen, who aims to ensure their preservation within the royal family for generations to come.

In a twist of fate, it appears that Meghan’s desire for a collection of Diana’s jewelry for herself has met some resistance. The jewelry in question mostly belongs to the Queen’s private collection or the royal collection, making free access improbable. The marriage’s trajectory and Meghan’s relationship with the royal family have seemingly influenced the fate of these cherished gems.

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