Meghan Markle's Favorite Jewelry Is Giving Us Serious Accessories Envy

Stylish Meghan has worn several pieces by the Australian jeweler after following her on Instagram and expressing an interest in having her Suits character Rachel wear them on the show. Several years later, and Meghan now owns many Natalie Marie pieces including the $1,170 'Petite Rose', a pink morganite, diamond, and rose gold ring.

The NYC-based company BaubleBar are known for their fun and fresh pieces, and Meghan has often worn one of their staple items the coordinates bracelet, which the actress has had engraved with those of her beloved home town.

Meghan wore pieces from the British demi-fine jewelry brand Missoma since way before she met a certain prince, showing off her $150 'Meghan' necklace back in 2015. Since then, she has added to her collection with three of the company's stacking rings (starting at $64) that she likes to wear on her thumb. The 'Double Arrow' ring is the one some thought bore an H for Harry back in the Spring.

In December of last year, the fledgling couple's love was sealed with a personalized $258 gold necklace by Californian designer Maya Brenner. Harry had just been to see Meghan following his tour of the Caribbean, so it could be that he gave her the necklace — bearing the initials H and M on that particular visit.

Meghan has been friends with the Hills alum for a few years and was quick to publicly thank her for some pieces from her affordable art deco-inspired collaboration with BaubleBar.

At the end of her European vacation in 2016, Meghan gifted her new British friends — including former Made In Chelsea star Millie Mackintosh — with $65 Jenny Bird 'Serpent' bangles to match her own.

It was also during this vacation that Meghan started wearing the blue and white beaded African bracelet, which Prince Harry gave her to match his own.

When Meghan discovered the golden burger pendant by Irish jewelers Cold Lilies, the famous foodie couldn't contain her excitement, enthusing: "Cue the moment when I find my favorite necklace of all time. It's a locket. It's also a hamburger. In gold."

Eagle-eyed style watchers noticed that when Meghan attended a polo match back in the Spring to watch her boyfriend play, she was wearing a simple bracelet comprised of a black string threaded with the word 'joy' written in silver. Turns out the $37 piece was designed by Canadian designer Ayca in collaboration with eBay Canada and a charity called The Shoebox Project, which was set up by Meghan's stylist friend, Jessica Mulroney, to help raise funds for women's shelters.