The jewelry maker who worked on the engagement ring Prince Harry gave to Meghan Markle says it's been inundated with requests for replicas— but it won't be taking any orders for copycat rings. Stephen Connelly, director of Cleave and Company, told The Associated Press the intense media attention has been "a bit of a shock." He added: "We're not going to be making replicas of it. Harry has said he sourced a diamond from Botswana for the yellow gold engagement ring, which also features smaller diamonds that had belonged to his mother, Princess Diana, so she could be with them "on this crazy journey together." He said he has been bombarded by questions from the press — including how much the ring had cost — but he declined to violate the royal couple's privacy.

Source: ABC News December 06, 2017 16:41 UTC