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Oprah Winfrey wears butterfly ring from Canadian brand Ecksand during her interview with Meghan Markle and Prince Harry

Ecksand for the landmark interview. And it has connections to the Duchess of Sussex and Canada! The media mogul sported the Ecksand Diamond Trio Butterfly Ring ($2,250) in Rose Gold on her left ring finger for the sit-down chat. The gorgeous style is part of the brand s Wild collection and is also available in yellow gold and white gold. This Ecksand Wild Ring is described as a playful jewel inspired by nature and it has been cast in sustainable gold to suit all skin tones. As of this writing, the butterfly ring is still available to buy. What a show-stopping diamond and rose gold piece! Photo: © Ecksand

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'I was very proud': Jewelry designer Pippa Small on seeing Meghan Markle in her necklace during Oprah Winfrey interview

The impact of what Meghan wears is felt far and wide, and it can leave a lasting impression. Pippa Small, Jewellery Designer and Founder of Pippa Small Jewellery, ethical London-based jewellery brand, spoke to The Duchess of Sussex accessorized her Giorgio Armani gown with delicate jewelry. Photo: © Harpo/Joe Pugliese I was very proud that the Duchess chose to wear our jewelry, once again showing support to small ethical businesses, Pippa said. By choosing to wear the necklace, it brings the topic of more sustainable jewelry practices to the forefront. The dreamy necklace Meghan wore for CBS Presents Oprah with Meghan and Harry: A Primetime Special. Photo: © Pippa Small

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Meghan Markle granted £450,000 interim payment in legal costs in court case

By Heather Cichowski and Zach Harper, with files from Danielle Stacey March 03, 2021 Duchess Meghan has been granted an interim payment of £450,000 (approximately $795,000) in legal costs in her privacy case against Associated Newspapers Ltd. (ANL), the publishers of Mail On Sunday and MailOnline. The Duchess of Sussex sued ANL for infringement of privacy, breach of copyright and breach of the Data Protection Act over articles that included parts of a handwritten letter she had sent to her father, Thomas Markle, in 2018. On Feb. 11, Lord Justice Warby granted Meghan a summary judgment over her claim of the misuse of private information in the case. Then, he ruled there were aspects of the copyright claim to resolve.

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Here's how to get the gorgeous ring by Canadian designer Ecksand that Meghan Markle wore in her surprise appearance

Cartier Love Bracelet on her left wrist. The Duke and Duchess of Sussex looked to have shot the video from the living room of their home in Santa Barbara, Calif. s Montecito neighbourhood. Harry and Meghan at the 2019 Endeavour Fund Awards with the pregnant duchess wearing the same Ecksand ring. Photos: © TOLGA AKMEN/AFP/Getty Images and Karwai Tang/WireImage The Duchess of Sussex also sported the same ring to the 2019 Endeavour Fund Awards. The pregnant royal paired the gemstone sparkler with a bespoke Givenchy white blouse and black maxi skirt, plus, Aquazzura pumps and Givenchy clutch. At the time, it was speculated the pink sapphire ring was a second

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Judge delivers decision in Meghan Markle's court case

The Duchess of Sussex sued Associated Newspapers Ltd (ANL), publishers of MailOnline and Mail On Sunday, for infringement of privacy, breach of copyright and breach of the Data Protection Act over articles that included parts of a handwritten letter she had sent Thomas in 2018. On Feb. 11, Mr. Justice Warby granted Meghan a summary judgment over her claim of the misuse of private information, which she had made against the publisher of Mail On Sunday and MailOnline over the parts of the letter s publication. Doria Ragland, Meghan and Harry are seen at an event in London in 2018. Photo: © Ben Stanstall - WPA Pool/Getty Images

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