What are you trying to say, Meghan Markle?
On Tuesday, the pregnant Duchess of Sussex paid a solo visit to Brinsworth House, a residential nursing and care home for British entertainers run by the Royal Variety Charity.
During her appearance, fans immediately noticed her $300 gold “Hamsa Ring,” made by Turkish brand Kismet by Milka.
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For many, the hamsa — a palm-shaped amulet — supposedly brings good fortune, happiness, and health to whoever wears it.
However, in Jewish and Islamic culture, the symbol is also thought by some to ward off the “evil eye,” a “curse” usually given to an unsuspecting individual.
Did someone “curse” Meghan? Perhaps dad Thomas Markle, or half-sister Samantha, or possibly Kate Middleton?? Who knows!
“Evil eye” aside, the ring is yellow gold which is Meghan’s “favorite,” according to Prince Harry in their engagement interview.
The band also features a blue sapphire, similar to the engagement ring worn by Princess Diana that was eventually passed down to Prince William‘s wife.
Meghan and Harry are expecting their first child this spring.
[Image via John Rainford/WENN.]
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