Meghan Markle Debuts New Diamond Tennis Bracelet at Prince Charles’ Birthday Garden Party

The Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle, has been making headlines since her wedding to Prince Harry on Saturday.

She's been spotted wearing a gold band by Cleve and Co alongside her stunning diamond engagement ring.

On Tuesday, Meghan was seen with what appeared to be another new addition to her growing jewellery collection – a sparkling diamond tennis bracelet.

The delicate piece was debuted by the Duchess for the first time at the Prince of Wales' 70th birthday garden party at Buckingham Palace.

The attention-grabbing style of the statement trinket suggests it's new.

The bracelet closely resembles a bracelet advertised on the Cartier website, which retails at an eye-watering £17,700.

Named the Essential Lines Bracelet, the stunning designer piece is made of white gold and diamonds, and is only available to order by phone or in-store.

Set with 61 brilliant cut diamonds totalling 3.34 carats, the bracelet would indeed be an impressive gift from Harry.

Meghan wore a stunning pair of Cartier earrings on her big day, counting towards her something old and signalling that she is already a fan of the heritage brand, according to Express.

The beautiful ring that Princess Diana was seen wearing on her ring finger after her divorce from Prince Charles was an emerald cut, aquamarine and diamond ring, which Meghan was seen wearing to her own evening reception on Saturday.

The poignant tribute to Harry's late mother, who also owned a similar-looking diamond tennis bracelet to the one spotted on Meghan's arm on Tuesday, followed Diana's wishes for her jewellery to be passed on to her son's wives.

It is unclear whether Prince Harry gave the ring to Miss Markle as a gift, or if it was both something borrowed and something blue for her wedding day.

According to The Sun, Diana wrote before her tragic death, ”I would like you to allocate all my jewellery to the share to be held by my sons, so that their wives may, in due course, have it or use it.

I leave the exact division of the jewellery to your discretion.”

The Princess of Wales first wore the stunning ring in 1996 during a trip to Australia.

Miss Markle's engagement ring includes one stone from Botswana, where the couple holidayed, and was personally designed by Prince Harry himself.

Meghan has been typically seen in more understated jewellery, making the tennis bracelet a standout piece.