Meghan looked chic in an all-black outfit with a beige coat, however, she was only pictured wearing her wedding ring with no other rings in sight. The Duchess’s stunning engagement ring was given to her by Prince Harry when he proposed to her in 2017.

The stunning piece comprises one huge cushion-cut Botswana diamond and two diamonds from her mother-in-law, the late Princess Diana's collection.

The centrepiece – a remarkable 3-carat stone – exhibits "exceptional quality", showcasing "flawless clarity and a captivating hue", according to the experts.

Meghan’s ring has gone through a number of alterations, with the duchess opting to refine it by exchanging its original yellow gold band for a delicate, diamond-studded band.

Today, the Sussex couple hugged and comforted young cancer patients and their families when they heard the stories of their battles against the disease.

Meghan rushed to a mother's side, holding her hands and rubbing her arm, when she broke down while describing her son's life with leukaemia when the Sussexes visited Jordan's leading cancer hospital.

Harry embraced a young girl after they bonded over her tales of learning English from Peppa Pig cartoons hours before her next chemotherapy session.

The visit to the King Hussein Cancer Centre was the final event in a busy two-day trip to Jordan for the Sussexes, who travelled to learn more about the humanitarian efforts to support the health and wellbeing of Syrians and Palestinians who have sought sanctuary in Jordan.