«Breaking News» The hidden meaning behind Meghan Markle's $440 understated gold ring

Since she became the Duchess of Sussex earlier this year, Meghan Markle has both impressed the fashion world with her impeccable style and managed to deliver several messages about her point of view.

And the pregnant duchess' latest outfit for a solo visit to the Royal Variety nursing home on Tuesday was no exception, with Meghan opting for a $440 ring laden with hidden meaning.

The 'Hamsa' piece of jewellery is by the Turkish accessory label, Kismet by Milka, which is newly available in Australia.

But it wasn't just the pretty piece's 4 Karat gold and sapphire stone that had people talking, but what the ring symbolised.

The pregnant Meghan (pictured) has made a name for herself with outfits that are both fashionable and laced with meaning; her latest is no exception

Meghan opted for the 'Hamsa' ring (pictured on left hand), which is imbued with meaning and said to bring its owner happiness, luck, health and good fortune

The 'Hamsa Hand' is an ancient Middle Eastern amulet symbolising the Hand of God.

'[The ring] has an evil eye ring to repel negativity - yes!,' one Twitter user commented (pictured: the ring)

It is said to bring its owner happiness, luck, health and good fortune.

'[The ring] has an evil eye ring to repel negativity - yes!,' one Twitter user commented of the ring.

'A ring of protection, very sweet!,' another added.

A further user wrote that it is there to symbolise 'protection from the evil eye'.

This choice of accessory is all the more pertinent, given the swell of stories surrounding Meghan's continued estrangement from her father and she and Prince Harry's recent Christmas card choice. 

This choice of accessory is all the more pertinent, given the swell of stories surrounding Meghan's continued estrangement from her father and she and Prince Harry's recent Christmas card choice

Speaking to Daily Mail Australia about her line, Milka explained that she first started designing jewellery at the age of just seven years old. She hand-crafted an assemblage of unique pieces and sold them in Turkey.

Several years later, world-renowned stars have graced the red carpet wearing her designs:

'I had a dream and I made it come true with hard work. Seeing Madonna and Beyoncé wear my designs, it is amazing to see strong women doing that - and that's what I want, to empower strong women,' she told FEMAIL.

This isn't the first time Meghan has made a point with her clothing; the royal kept her feet dry in New Zealand in a pair of aptly named 'Reign' boots by the Muck Boot Company (pictured)

Again in Sydney earlier this year, less than 24 hours after announcing her pregnancy, the mother-to-be stepped out in a beautiful white dress by the Australian designer Karen Gee - the dress was titled the 'Blessed' style (pictured)

Of course, this isn't the first time that the 37-year-old Meghan has made a point with her fashion.

As far back as September 2017, Meghan made headlines when she donned a 'Husband' named shirt by friend Misha Nonoo when she and Harry made their first joint public appearance at the Invictus Games in Toronto in September 2017 - pre-empting their wedding eight months later. 

Again in Sydney earlier this year, less than 24 hours after announcing her pregnancy, the mother-to-be stepped out in a beautiful white dress by the Australian designer Karen Gee. The dress was titled the 'Blessed' style. 

While travelling in New Zealand, the royal kept her feet dry in a pair of aptly named 'Reign' boots by the Muck Boot Company. 

As far back as September 2017, Meghan made headlines when she donned a 'Husband' named shirt (pictured) by friend Misha Nonoo when she and Harry made their first joint public appearance - pre-empting their wedding eight months later

Meghan has also been known to have a wardrobe that promotes her values as a humanitarian; her Outland jeans (pictured) source the most ethically and environmentally sound raw materials, from organic cotton pocket linings to recycled packaging

Image consultant and celebrity stylist Ceril Campbell recently claimed that Meghan's wardrobe conceals an 'underlying message' that 'subtly' promotes her values as a humanitarian and advocate for female empowerment. 

She explained: 'There is an always an underlying message on every single thing she wears, which gives her values and her messages out to the public; which is all about saving the planet being green empowering women but subtly.' 

This includes her Rothy's ballet pumps that are made from recycled plastic water bottles, as well as her Outland Denim black jeans worn on the trip to Australia.

The founder of Outland Denim launched the brand after a chance encounter with an anti-trafficking group inspired him to open up a factory in Cambodia to offer job opportunities for young women from remote villages. 

The fashion brand also says it sources the most ethically and environmentally sound raw materials, from organic cotton pocket linings to recycled packaging. 

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Main photo article Since she became the Duchess of Sussex earlier this year, Meghan Markle has both impressed the fashion world with her impeccable style and managed to deliver several messages about her point of view.
And the pregnant duchess’ latest outfit for a solo visit to the Royal Variety nursing home ...

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Emily Ratajkowski is a showman, on and off the stage. He knows how to get into the papers, He's very clever, funny how so many stories about him being ill came out just before the concert was announced, shots of him in a wheelchair, me thinks he wanted the papers to think he was ill, cos they prefer stories of controversy. Similar to the stories he planted just before his Bad tour about the oxygen chamber. Worked a treat lol. He's older now so probably can't move as fast as he once could but I wouldn't wanna miss it for the world, and it seems neither would 388,000 other people.

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