Did Prince Harry use Princess Diana’s jewellery when he proposed and what exactly is Meghan Markle’s engagement ring?
MEGHAN Markle and Prince Harry will be getting wed on May 19, 2018.
But what ring did Harry use to propose, who designed it and did it contain Princess Diana's jewellery? Here's what we know...
What does Meghan Markle's engagement ring look like?
The couple made their first public appearance since making the engagement announcement in a photo call outside Kensington Palace.
During the event, she proudly flashed her sparkly three-stone ring and smiled for the cameras.
The stunning, yellow gold ring was designed by Prince Harry himself and includes a central stone from Botswana, where the pair recently went on holiday, and two diamonds from Diana's collection.
Cleave and Company, Court Jewellers and Medallists to Her Majesty The Queen all helped with the creation of the dazzling jewellery piece.
Botswana holds a special place in Harry's heart, as he visited the location numerous times since he was a boy.
On November 27, 2017, it was announced by the Prince of Wales that Prince Harry was engaged to marry Meghan Markle.
In a statement from Prince Charles, it was revealed that Harry proposed earlier in November, and sought and received the blessing of Meghan's parents.
Did Prince Harry use Princess Diana's jewellery to propose?
The two outside stones are diamonds from the personal collection of Prince Harry's mum, Diana, the Princess of Wales.
And poignantly the first photo call was made in the Sunken Garden at Kensington Palace, which was loved by his late mum.
The family jewels have also been used by his elder brother William.
In 2010, the Duke of Cambridge used his mum's sapphire ring during his proposal to Kate Middleton.
When will Prince Harry and Meghan Markle get married?
Shortly after their engagement was revealed, it was confirmed the wedding between Harry and Meghan will be held on Saturday, May 19.
In a statement, Clarence House said: "Her Majesty The Queen has granted permission for the wedding to take place at the Chapel. The Royal Family will pay for the wedding."
It has been announced that floral designer Philippa Craddock will provide flowers that will include white garden roses, foxgloves and peonies.
It has also emerged that the royal couple will have a lemon elderflower cake made by pastry chef Claire Ptak, owner of the London-based Violet Bakery.