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The Engagement ring which belong to Diana.?

Who thought this was a good idea that the ring William used to propose to Kate was a good idea? Or did anyone feel that he should have given her a different ring? Did anyone also remember Diana's wedding if you were alive then thanks?


I remember her engagement and her wedding. Also I remember the birth of her 2 sons which was another exciting event. Sadly they got a divorce and Diana died.

But her comes William to pick up where Diana left off getting married to a beautiful woman he has known since his university years and when he was in the armed forces. They are getting


Personally, I think that Will giving Kate his mothers wedding ring was a HORRIBLE idea. In normal circumstances, it would be sweet and romantic, but because of all the negativity surrounding the ring, Diana's wedding and her death, I think its bad luck, like he's wishing ill will upon his wedding and his wife! Mind you, Im very superstitious, but even

The Engagement ring which belong to Diana.?

Who thought this was a good idea that the ring William used to propose to Kate was a good idea? Or did anyone feel that he should have given her a different ring? Did anyone also remember Diana's wedding if you were alive then thanks?


Personally I think it was a dreadful idea, but all that's just between them. I think though, that it says a lot about Williams's expectations and mindset and possibly a lot about Kate's for accepting it. Though I admit it would have been tricky for her to say 'Yes I will, but I don't want that particular ring'


i wasnt born back then but my mum said diana was really popular compared to the rest of the royal family?

Princess Diana ring & Prince William engagement ring design

This is a video showcasing a ring that is very similar to the engagement ring worn by Princess Diana and the one given by Prince William to Kate ...

Teen is Queen of Royal collectors

SHE’S only 16 but Eleanor Proctor is doing a royally good job with her memorabilia collection.

The teenager has amassed hundreds of royal trinkets in just a few years after she was struck down with the collector’s bug upon learning of a family member’s encounter with a king.

Now she hopes to get her hands on Raymond Taylor Duncan’s treasured books which document the story of the monarchy from around 1900 to present day.

In last week’s Sunday Sun, the 70-year-old retired lay preacher appealed for someone to take the collection on fearing all his years of effort will go to waste when he is no longer here.

Eleanor, who’s mum Jacqueline says she has enough memorabilia “to fill a skip”, is keen to offer a good home to the 42 volumes of pics, newspaper cuttings and other snippets.

The Chester-le-Street schoolgirl said: “It was my mum’s friend who spotted the story and she called my mum straight away. I’d love to have the books, they look really interesting.”

DREAM COME TRUE KATE MIDDLETON HAS BECOME A GLOBAL ROLE MODEL

MOST LITTLE girls dream of becoming princesses. For Kate Middleton, this has become a reality.

Kate Middleton was born in Reading, England, in 1982. She is the eldest daughter of Carole, owner of Party Pieces, and Michael, a former flight dispatcher.

She spent two years growing up in Jordan, where her parents were based for work. Upon her return to Britain, she attended a local primary school, though as her mother's party business took off, she was moved to private schools. She led a very athletic and outgoing childhood, took part in school plays and is still known to be very sporty today. Kate went on to study history of art at the University of St Andrews in Scotland, and it was here that she met Prince William.

At college, Kate and William quickly became good friends and soon moved in together. Not long after that their relationship began to flourish. They began to go on holiday and attend royal weddings together. So, it came as no surprise when the jubilant couple announced their engagement in November 2010.