Arguably the world's most famous engagement ring and an integral part of British Royal history, this is a striking replica of the iconic engagement ring once worn by Diana, Princess of Wales. On 24 th of February 1981, the late Princess of Wales and the then-Prince Charles announced their engagement to the public, giving people the first glimpse of her iconic sapphire and diamond sparkler. The ring was chosen from jeweller Garrard's catalogue which went against this long-standing tradition of having bespoke jewellery for the monarch. Since the ring was from a stock collection, members of the public could also purchase the piece which seems fitting for the royal dubbed "The People's Princess". Following Princess Diana's death in 1997, Prince William and Prince Harry inherited her jewellery collection. In 2010, Prince William proposed to Catherine Middleton while on vacation in Kenya. William later said that giving the ring to his fiancée was a "way of making sure my mother didn't miss out on today and the excitement." This iconic ring replica features a flawless 6 ct. Tru-Sapphire surrounded by a cluster of perfectly matching, pure white Tru-Diamonds™ this ring is one of the most sought after in our entire collection. Earth-friendly Tru-Diamonds™ are the world's premier non-mined gems. They look so much like top-grade mined diamonds, even a jeweller won't know when you're wearing them - and they are so hard and durable they can even cut glass. Sustainably grown in state-of-the-art laboratories, Tru-Diamonds™ are kind to the environment and conflict free, so you can feel good, not guilty, when you wear them. Celebrities, stars and VIPs wear these amazing gems on the red carpet and no-one is any the wiser. They save a fortune on expensive security and insurance. Every piece of Tru-Diamonds™ jewellery comes with our unique 30-Day No-Risk, Money-Back Guarantee. You have a full 30-days to decide, so try it on… show it to friends or family and, in the unlikely event that you're not delighted, return it for a full and prompt refund of your purchase price. (In keeping with retail best practice, items bought on a sale or at a discount are refunded as a store credit, to use on a future purchase, unless you request a cash refund when logging your return.)
