10 MAGNIFICENT Royal Engagement Rings

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Get ready for a spectacular journey through the world of royal engagement rings! Join us as we explore the Top 10 Magnificent Royal Engagement Rings from around the globe in this exciting video. We'll be taking a closer look at some of the most dazzling stones set in precious metals, from ruby and sapphire sparklers to opulent orange diamonds.

On number ten we have: Sophie's Engagement Ring. This stunning sparkler gem features triple stones - an oval-cut center stone, bound by two heart-shaped diamonds set in white gold. Moving on to number nine, Princess Margaret's Engagement Ring is an absolute nod to her middle name, Rose, featuring a ruby encircled by diamonds, made to look like a rosebud.

Next up is Grace Kelly, Princess of Monaco's engagement ring - a Cartier ring with over ten carat emerald-cut diamonds at the center flanked by baguette stones set in platinum. And let's not forget about Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon's enormous pearl surrounded by diamonds, which she modified from her original sapphire engagement ring.

We'll also be taking a closer look at Queen Letizia of Spain's contemporary eternity band with a string of baguette-cut diamonds and Sarah Ferguson's Engagement Ring, which may be the cheapest among British royals but is one of the most recognizable royal jewels. And of course, we've saved the most magnificent royal engagement rings for the end of the video, so be sure to watch until the very end. Don't miss this chance to marvel at the stunning jewels of royals past and present!

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