The sweet meaning behind Kate Middleton’s first ring from Prince William
17.02.2022 - 20:13
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When it comes to dazzling pieces of jewellery, the royal family have been setting the benchmark with their gems for centuries. So it’s no surprise that one of the first things Prince William gifted Kate Middleton at the beginning of their relationship was a gorgeous ring.
When we think of Kate’s rings we probably instantly think of her stunning sapphire and diamond engagement ring. And although she wears this historical piece of jewellery, which used to belong to Princess Diana, whenever she’s out in public, alongside her wedding bands, we also occasionally see Kate wear another ring which is extremely special to her – the very romantic gift from William when they were dating.The Duchess of Cambridge has been given many timeless jewels from the Duke over the years, but it was when they were at the University of St Andrews together he gave his future wife this very sentimental trinket.
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Kate was spotted wearing the ring on the day of her graduation in 2005, a huge milestone in her life and a subtle nod to the next stage of her life. Set on a rose gold Victorian band, the ring features two garnets, which are Kate’s birthstone (January), and pearls to represent William’s birthstone (June).
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