Kate Middleton's Annoushka Eternity Ring Is Back In Stock
As reported by HELLO!, Kate Middleton's exact eternity ring is for sale on the Annoushka website. The gorgeous white gold piece is subtle but packs a punch, too.


- As reported by HELLO!, Kate Middleton's exact eternity ring is for sale (opens in new tab) on the Annoushka website.
- The gorgeous white gold piece is subtle but packs a punch, too.
- ICYMI, Kate recently debuted a huge (opens in new tab) diamond ring (opens in new tab) that might be a totally new piece of jewelry for the royal.
As spotted by HELLO!, Kate Middleton's actual Annoushka eternity ring is available, and you can scoop it up for the cool price of $1,400. Someone please buy this and show it off on Instagram so I can live vicariously through you, okay?
Eclipse 18ct White Gold Diamond Eternity Ring
Annoushka just recently restocked the item and it is expected to go fast, FYI. Per HELLO, the ring is "thought to be the generous gift that Prince William gave his wife following the birth of Prince George."
What's amazing about this is that Kate often wears loaned royal jewels (opens in new tab) or things that are bespoke specifically for her, but this high-end piece is still accessible for us mere mortals. Of course, Kate also does high-low fashion fabulously by occasionally wearing very (opens in new tab) inexpensive items (opens in new tab), so she's accessible in that way too. She's also great about finding a classic piece (like these earrings (opens in new tab), also Annoushka) and rewearing them over and over.
The Annoushka website calls the ring a "royal favorite" and explains that the ring is "hand set with 0.23 ct sparkling white diamonds." You know, fit for a princess, basically.
And here's a close-up of Kate with all three of her rings (I know what you like):
I know I say "you can twin with the duchess" a lot, but I really mean it this time!
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