Meghan Markle once stuck to modest trinkets but now she has a collection...

Meghan Markle once stuck to modest trinkets but now she has a collection of sparkles worth £1MILLION

Before meeting Prince Harry, Meghan Markle stuck to modest trinkets. 

Now she owns a collection of jewels worth £1m.

This includes her stunning £140,000 engagement ring and a £241,000 Cartier bracelet.

Other dazzling items include the £450,000 tiara borrowed from the Queen.

A glittering set of £60,000 earrings she received as a pre-wedding gift also belong in her jaw dropping collection of jewels.

Here's how Duchess of diamonds, Meghan Markle sparkles.

ENGAGEMENT RING WITH DIANA’S JEWELS - £140,000

Personally designed by Harry and made by royal jeweller Cleave and Company, the Duchess’s engagement sparkler is by far the most magnificent in her collection.

Set on a gold band, the central diamond, believed to be around 3ct, was ethically sourced in Botswana — where the couple holidayed after only a few weeks of dating. The two round diamonds on either side come from a brooch that belonged to Harry’s late mother, Princess Diana.

In their blissfully happy engagement interview last November, Harry said the decision to incorporate Diana’s stones would ensure that ‘she’s with us on this crazy journey together’.

Leading jeweller David Marshall estimates the ring’s value at £140,000 — but High Street store Argos sells a cut-price version, the ‘Meghan Sparkle’, for just £14.99.

Before meeting Prince Harry, Meghan Markle stuck to modest trinkets. 

Now she owns a collection of jewels worth £1m.

This includes her stunning £140,000 engagement ring and a £241,000 Cartier bracelet.

Other dazzling items include the £450,000 tiara borrowed from the Queen.

A glittering set of £60,000 earrings she received as a pre-wedding gift also belong in her jaw dropping collection of jewels.

Here's how Duchess of diamonds, Meghan Markle sparkles.

ENGAGEMENT RING WITH DIANA’S JEWELS - £140,000

Personally designed by Harry and made by royal jeweller Cleave and Company, the Duchess’s engagement sparkler is by far the most magnificent in her collection.

Set on a gold band, the central diamond, believed to be around 3ct, was ethically sourced in Botswana — where the couple holidayed after only a few weeks of dating. The two round diamonds on either side come from a brooch that belonged to Harry’s late mother, Princess Diana.

In their blissfully happy engagement interview last November, Harry said the decision to incorporate Diana’s stones would ensure that ‘she’s with us on this crazy journey together’.

Leading jeweller David Marshall estimates the ring’s value at £140,000 — but High Street store Argos sells a cut-price version, the ‘Meghan Sparkle’, for just £14.99.

SIMPLE SILVER ROSES FOR A NEW DUCHESS - £1,395

For her first outing as a Duchess, at a Buckingham Palace garden party to mark Prince Charles’s 70th birthday last week, Meghan appeared to have acquired another new pair of dazzling diamonds. These Idylle La Rose earrings, by Belgian designer Vanessa Tugendhaft, are made from rhodium silver and paved with tiny diamonds totalling 0.43ct. They elegantly complemented her sleek chignon and jauntily angled Philip Treacy hat.

THE RING THAT’S A SIGN OF EVERLASTING LOVE - £1,130

Meghan loves symbolic jewellery — from the African bracelet that matched Harry’s, to the ‘H’ and ‘M’ necklace she wore early in their relationship. And this Infinie ring, from Vanessa Tugendhaft’s Promesse line, is a sign of everlasting love. She wore the piece, which is made from 18ct yellow gold and set with 0.25ct diamonds arranged in the shape of the mathematical symbol for infinity, to Belfast in March and again to the Invictus Games trials the following month.

A GOLDEN CLOVER CHAIN FOR LOVE - £770

This minimalist necklace by Vanessa Tugendhaft was Meghan's lucky charm at the Invictus Games trial in April, adding some royal-worthy dazzle to her causal khaki coat. It features an 18ct gold chain set with solitaire diamonds and is intended to be worn day and night. 

ETHICAL GEMS TO GLAM UP A ROYAL OUTING - £450

The Duchess has worn Zofia Day’s triangle-shaped studs twice: once for her landmark interview with Vanity Fair in October 2017 and again for a royal outing in Cardiff in January. The Californian brand prides itself on ethically sourced stones. These £450 earrings are encrusted with 0.06ct diamonds.

HIDDEN SPARKLE ON HER WRIST - £995