The citrine ring worn by Catherine, the Princess of Wales, has drawn attention for its elegant simplicity and occasional appearances, marking it as a special piece in her jewelry collection.

While it may not be as iconic as her sapphire engagement ring, the citrine ring holds significance in Catherine’s life and style.

One of the earliest notable appearances of the citrine ring was at Catherine and Prince William’s wedding reception in April 2011.

After the public ceremony at Westminster Abbey, the couple celebrated in a private event, where Catherine paired the ring with her more relaxed evening dress. The yellow-hued gemstone complemented her look perfectly.

The citrine ring first made waves long before the royal wedding, however. Catherine was seen wearing the ring in 2008, when she was photographed leaving a club in London with her sister Pippa, celebrating her 26th birthday. Some speculated that the ring was a gift from Prince William, potentially a “push present” following the birth of their third child, Prince Louis, but this was not the case. The citrine ring has been with her for years, predating their marriage.

Catherine has continued to wear the citrine ring on several special occasions. After Prince Louis was born in April 2018, Catherine reappeared in public wearing the ring, drawing attention to its understated charm. It also became a staple accessory during her Wimbledon appearances in 2018 and 2019, adding a touch of golden brilliance to her outfits. Most recently, the ring accompanied her at the glitzy premiere of the James Bond film *No Time to Die*, matching her golden Jenny Packham gown.

While it may not hold the same royal legacy as her engagement ring, once worn by Princess Diana, or other notable royal jewels, the citrine ring carries its own personal meaning. Citrine is known for symbolizing joy, prosperity, and positive energy, qualities that reflect Catherine’s modern elegance and inner strength. Some even speculate that its repeated appearances might signal a deeper sentimental value for the Princess of Wales. Regardless of its origin, the citrine ring has become an important part of Catherine’s signature style, representing her graceful and contemporary approach to royal fashion.