Queen Camilla has recently been seen wearing a distinctive pinky ring – a bold accessory that has sparked curiosity among royal watchers. Due to the limited availability of close-up photographs, identifying the ring in detail has proven challenging.
However, the Royal Fashion Club has confirmed that the piece belongs to the royal collection. Despite this, no official information has been released regarding its provenance or the period in which it was created, leaving its backstory intriguingly obscure.
Fine jewellery experts at UK retailer Steven Stone have unveiled all we know about the striking accessory choice.
“Queen Camilla has been spotted wearing a striking yellow gold ring on her pinky finger – a unique piece comprised of seven circular plaques, each intricately engraved with ancient symbols, and a plain gold shield at the center. While it has been confirmed as part of the royal collection, its exact origins and date of creation remain a mystery.
Notably, the ring’s design suggests a strong connection to Greek heritage. Several of the engraved motifs – including a lyre, a sea figure, and a trident – are deeply rooted in Greek mythology. This may suggest a connection to Prince Philip, who was born on the Greek island of Corfu and was the son of a Greek prince.”
Considering its craftsmanship, historical intrigue, and royal provenance, the ring’s estimated value would be in the region of £10,000.”
maxwell stone, creative director, steven stone
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