The Clogau-St. David's mine has yielded the precious metal connected to the royal family for the first time in years Janine Henni is a Royals Staff Writer for PEOPLE Digital, covering modern ...

Meghan Markle has once again showcased her unique approach to royal jewellery in a social media post. The Duchess of Sussex, ...

Creating big-day jewelry from the rare Welsh gold has been a royal family tradition since 1923. Now, you could follow suit. Have you ever dreamed of having a wedding ring just like the ones ...

His band is also made from Welsh gold; as PEOPLE previously reported, the royal family has used Welsh gold ever since the Queen Mother’s wedding over a century ago in 1923. Meghan, too ...

her recognizable sapphire and diamond band once belonged to her late mother-in-law. Kate was also given a Welsh gold wedding band on her wedding day, using gold that was originally presented to ...

Meghan Markle made a subtle but noticeable shift in her engagement ring stack in a post made to her lifestyle brand As Ever's Instagram page on May 14.

Kate wore the apparently new band stacked alongside her Welsh gold wedding band and the white gold-and-diamond Annoushka ring that she began wearing after welcoming their first child, Prince ...

Instead, the Welsh gold wedding band and the white gold and diamond eternity band that she wore on her left hand, as usual, were stacked alongside a different gemstone-encrusted ring, though it ...

In both videos, Princess Catherine “stacked” the new ring with her Welsh gold wedding band and a gold and diamond ring Prince William gave her after the birth of Prince George, according to ...

Meghan Markle is putting her own spin on traditions.In a May 14 Instagram post for her lifestyle brand, As Ever, the Duchess of Sussex stirred up chatter with a simple photo featuring a ...

It's been a tradition for British royal brides to use this particular Welsh gold for their wedding bands for over 100 years. Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother started the trend when she married ...

(Left) Kate Middleton on her April 29, 2011 wedding day in London, England; (Right) Meghan Markle on her May 19, 2018 wedding day in Windsor, England ...