Prince Philip's Secret Message in Queen Elizabeth's Ring

0:00You're listening to Entertainment and celebrity news today, powered by the Daily News Now. Queen Elizabeth's engagement ring holds a special place in royal history, designed personally by Prince Philip for their 1947 engagement. He crafted it using diamonds from his mother Princess Alice's tiara, which had been a gift from Russia's Zara Nicholas and Zarina Alexandra. The ring features a three-carat center stone, flanked by ten smaller diamonds in a platinum setting. It was proposed around 1946, but waited to announce it publicly in July 1947, just after World War II. The couple married that November 20th at Westminster Abbey, with Elizabeth using ration coupons for her wedding dress to show solidarity with. Everyday Britons facing tough times. Throughout their 70-plus year marriage, Elizabeth never removed the ring, a testament to their enduring bond. Royal experts note she wore it constantly, even creating a matching bracelet from extra stones for added sentiment. Philip went further by engraving a secret message inside her Welsh gold wedding band, known

1:02only to him, Elizabeth, and the craftsman. This personal touch highlighted their private devotion amid public duties. Today, with the ring part of her private collection, speculation points to a going to daughter Princess Anne, though its exact path remains private, as the family honors her legacy. This DNA story comes to you thanks to our sponsor. No need to switch positions. The sound is already where your head is. S-O-L-I-S-O-L-L-P-L-O.com.