The Royal Heirloom Ring: The “People’s Princess” Ring for the People
On February 24th, 1981 the engagement between His Royal Highness, Prince Charles of Wales, and Diana Spencer became official as Diana publically displayed the ring she personally chosen to symbolize their engagement. Five months later a “fairytale wedding” occurred in front of a global television audience of almost 750 million people and within the next few years Diane was seen as a needed agent of change for an outdated monarchy. Many saw her as an equal, a commoner who advocated for the rights of the people, a charitable woman and a woman unafraid to wear her heart on her sleeve. She become known to the world, in her life and in her death, as the “People’s Princess.”
Almost thirty years later, on November 13th, 2010, another engagement was announced to the people. Prince William, heir to the British throne and the eldest son of Prince Charles and Princess Diana, announced his engagement to Miss Catherine Elizabeth Middletown. Kate's story is of an everyday girl who met her Prince and will now one day becoming the Queen of England. It is a modern day fairytale come true for one of the people.
Almost thirty years later, on November 13th, 2010, another engagement was announced to the people. Prince William, heir to the British throne and the eldest son of Prince Charles and Princess Diana, announced his engagement to Miss Catherine Elizabeth Middletown. Kate's story is of an everyday girl who met her Prince and will now one day becoming the Queen of England. It is a modern day fairytale come true for one of the people.
Resting on Kate’s finger is the ring once worn by Princess Di. It represents not only the symbol of their engagement but it is also one of the few treasures that William kept after his mother’s passing. Many experts consider this ring as one of the most coveted pieces of jewelry in the world and now its’ likened beauty and design has become accessible to all.
Today a limited edition replica of this enduring heirloom is being made available by Sterlington Collections. This Royal Ring is layered in sterling silver and contains a simulated Ceylon sapphire equaling 5.65 carats. The Ceylon sapphire, centerpiece of the engagement ring, is prized for its natural, untreated colors and its exceptional beauty. The Royal Heirloom Ring’s simulated Ceylon sapphire is surrounded by 8 brilliant, oval diamond x4 CZs equaling 3.60 carats.
The Royal Ring can be purchased for a limited time and there is a limit of one order per household. Each Royal Heirloom Ring is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity and a hinged decorative velveteen box. The original price was set at $39.90 but today is being sold for $19.90 (plus shipping and handling). This People’s Princess ring for all the people is available for purchase online at royalring.com.
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