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Here’s the Hot Jewelry Trend That Started at the Royal Wedding

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Here’s the Hot Jewelry Trend That Started at the Royal Wedding

Meghan Markle wearing Princess Diana’s aquamarine ring, given to her as a wedding gift by Harry. Photo courtesy of Rex/Shutterstock

AS SOON AS MEGHAN MARKLE waved her hand on her way to her wedding reception, a trend was born. She was wearing a gift from her prince, Harry—his mother Princess Diana’s emerald cut aquamarine and diamond ring. Aquamarine is now turning up in designer collections in everything from traditional to edgy cuts, deep-sea blues to paler permutations and in every category of jewelry. 

Here’s the Hot Jewelry Trend That Started at the Royal Wedding
Jamie Joseph

Sterling silver and 14K gold large square surface aquamarine ring with diamond accents. 

jamiejoseph.com

$1,695

Here’s the Hot Jewelry Trend That Started at the Royal Wedding
Suzy Landa

Aquamarine ring inspired by the art deco details of the Chrysler building in 18K gold with diamond accents. 

suzylanda.com

$4,400

Here’s the Hot Jewelry Trend That Started at the Royal Wedding
Adam Foster

18K yellow gold aquamarine Plume ring with round white diamond accents. 

adamfosterjewelry.com

$38,316

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