Can't afford Meghan Markle's diamond initial ring? 11 best personalized jewelry dupes

Elizabeth Di Filippo and Kate Mendonca
·3 min read
THE HAGUE, NETHERLANDS - APRIL 17: Meghan, Duchess of Sussex attends the Athletics Competition during day two of the Invictus Games The Hague 2020 at Zuiderpark on April 17, 2022 in The Hague, Netherlands. (Photo by Chris Jackson/Getty Images for the Invictus Games Foundation)
Meghan Markle showed off a new diamond ring, and it has the sweetest hidden meaning. (Photo by Chris Jackson/Getty Images for the Invictus Games Foundation)

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Meghan Markle's style never fails to impress, and her thoughtful attention to details is just one of the reasons why she constantly tops our list of best-dressed royals.

In recent weeks, she's embraced her California-girl style in effortlessly chic ensembles that have included breezy button-ups, Old Hollywood-inspired polka dots, and even denim shorts. Each look has also been perfectly accessorized, as only the Duchess of Sussex can do.

For her latest outing as she cheered on her husband Prince Harry at the Santa Barbara Polo & Racquet Club, the 40-year-old mother of two shared a sweet tribute to her children with her choice of jewelry.

The Duchess debuted a new diamond ring embellished with a letter "L" in a nod to her nearly one-year-old daughter Lilibet. She paired it with her go-to initial necklace, which features a letter "A" for the couple's three-year-old son, Archie.

(Photo by Karwai Tang/Getty Images)
Meghan Markle pictured wearing her "A" initial necklace in 2019. (Photo by Karwai Tang/Getty Images)

The Duchess of Sussex was previously spotted wearing the $828 CAD/$648 USD gold-plated “A” necklace by Verse Fine Jewellery back in 2019.

Personalized jewelry has become somewhat of a signature style, as Markle has also previously worn necklaces by Toronto jeweller Suetables in the astrological signs of her husband Prince Harry (Virgo) and son Archie (Taurus).

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Meghan's sister-in-law Kate Middleton has also turned to personalized jewelry in the past, and has worn a $2,200 CAD/$1,700 USD Gold Trio Diamond Midnight Moon Necklace from British designer Daniella Draper.

The necklace was personalized to include the letters “G,” “C” and “L” for each of her children’s initials: Prince George, 8, Princess Charlotte, 7, and Prince Louis, 4.

(Photo by Samir Hussein/WireImage)
(Photo by Samir Hussein/WireImage)

There's no denying that personalized jewelry makes for a heartfelt gift that any mom would love, or just as a special treat to yourself.

We’ve gathered more personalized jewellery options below, with prices that start at just $27.

David Yurman A Initial Pinky Ring with Pavé Diamonds

David Yurman A Initial Pinky Ring with Pavé Diamonds. Image via David Yurman.
David Yurman A Initial Pinky Ring with Pavé Diamonds. Image via David Yurman.

$600 at David Yurman

North Cove Jewelry Personalized Necklace

North Cove Jewelry Personalized Necklace. Image via Etsy.
North Cove Jewelry Personalized Necklace. Image via Etsy.

From $55 at Etsy

Mejuri Engravable Tag Necklace

Engravable Tag Necklace Mejuri.
Engravable Tag Necklace. Image via Mejuri.

$300 at Mejuri

Melanie Auld Pave Initial Stud

Pave Initial Stud. Image via Melanie Auld Jewelry.
Pave Initial Stud. Image via Melanie Auld Jewelry.

$35 at Melanie Auld

Aurate New York Mini Gold Letter Charm Pendant

Aurate.
Mini Gold Letter Charm Pendant. Image via Aurate.

$380 at Aurate

Catbird Letter Cutie Charm

Catbird.
Letter Cutie Charm. Image via Catbird.

$199 at Catbird

Baublebar Gold Twist Alpha Pisa Bracelet

Gold Twist Alpha Pisa Bracelet. Image via Baublebar.
Gold Twist Alpha Pisa Bracelet. Image via Baublebar.

$28 at Baublebar

Amarilo Sideways Initial Necklace

Amarilo.
Sideways Initial Necklace. Image via Amarilo.

$275 at Amarilo

Kendra Scott Fern Engravable 14k White Gold Band Ring

Kendra Scott Fern Engravable 14k White Gold Band Ring. Image via Kendra Scott.
Kendra Scott Fern Engravable 14k White Gold Band Ring. Image via Kendra Scott.

$643 at Kendra Scott

Made By Mary Initial Stud Earring

Initial Stud Earring. Image via Made By Mary.
Initial Stud Earring. Image via Made By Mary.

$27 at Made By Mary

Frasier Sterling Custom Dreamgirl Necklace

Custom Dreamgirl Necklace. Image via Sterling Frasier.
Custom Dreamgirl Necklace. Image via Sterling Frasier.

$58 at Frasier Sterling

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