Meghan Markle Always Wears A Right-Hand Gold Ring For This Reason

Meghan Markle always wears a gold ring from Missoma’s Mantra during her public engagements.

A spokesperson for Crystal Benefits revealed that there may be the reason why Markle always wears the jewelry. The 18-carat gold was curated around the concept of giving, well-wishing, empowering and self-love. It also features a white topaz that helps enhance creativity and individuality.

The stone on Markle’s ring helps reduce stress and brings clarity in communication-related problems. It also helps bring out relaxation and happiness.

Markle is typically seen with the gold ring on her right finger, and there’s also a reason why this is so. Wearing a right-hand ring celebrates independence, personal victory, and femininity.

“The 1920s concept that a ring worn on the right-hand says ‘me’ while the left hand represents ‘we’ still resonates with women today,” the editor of Jewelry said (via Daily Star).

Meanwhile, experts have also explained the meaning behind Markle’s engagement ring, which was given to her by Prince Harry last year.

“The triple-stone setting is known as The Trilogy. The strokes represent the past, the present, and the future. It’s an incredibly thoughtful, touching, and romantic gesture to choose a ring like this. And I think it represents a couple who are very much in love and will be for eternity,” Jeremy Hinds, sales development director for F. Hinds, said.

In related news, Markle was also spotted with her teardrop necklace from Los Angeles-based jeweler Adina Reyter during her recent trip to Sussex. The jeweler revealed that Markle just purchased the necklace last week.

“Meghan always looks so impeccable and so stunning. It’s so thrilling for me because she has access to the world’s most beautiful jewelry, but the fact that she purchases ours is such an unbelievable honor,” Reyter told People.

The teardrop necklace was bought from Club Monaco, and it is priced at $418. The accessory features a 14-carat gold chain with a sterling silver and diamond-encrusted teardrop pendant. It’s currently sold out.