Not All of Meghan's Jewelry Comes From the Royal Family — You Can Buy All These Pieces Yourself

Meghan chose her delicate 18-karat gold Jennifer Meyer necklace for a very special occasion, when she and Prince Harry introduced Archie Mountbatten-Windsor to the world. It features three small turquoise stones on a gold chain.

Meghan was first spotted wearing the necklace on Christmas Day 2018, when she and Harry joined the rest of the royal family for the Christmas service at the Church of St Mary Magdalene on the Sandringham estate.

Jennifer Meyer 3 Turquoise Mini Bezel Dangle Necklace ($750)

Meghan is the proud owner of a striking pair of white gold and diamond stud earrings from the Canadian fine jeweler Maison Birks.

Meghan is frequently spotted wearing her Snowflake Snowstorm earrings, which feature just over two carats of diamonds in an 18kt gold setting, in the shape of an elongated snowflake.

Birks Snowflake Snowstorm Diamond Earrings in White Gold ($8,986)

During a trip to Sussex in 2018, Meghan was spotted wearing the Missoma Open Heart Signet Ring, which features an engraved heart design with a small white topaz stone.

According to the designer, the ring is said to represent "emotions of love, passion and friendship," making it the perfect choice for the Duchess of Sussex to wear on her first official visit to her namesake county.

Missoma Open Heart Signet Ring ($110)

While visiting Dubbo in Australia, Meghan wore an initial necklace by Australian designer Natalie Marie, featuring her own initial.

The precious initial necklace is handmade in 14ct yellow gold and can be purchased in both uppercase and lowercase initials.

Natalie Marie Precious Initial Necklace ($440)

During a trip to Edinburgh in early 2018, Meghan turned her right hand into a ring party when she stacked up five different rings.

Meghan's collection of bling is worth over $5,000 in total, but some individual pieces are still very affordable, as she chose to mix fun jewels from Missoma and Catbird with two fine jewelry pieces from Maison Birks.

Birks Stackable Yellow Gold and Diamond Snowflake Ring ($3,740)

Birks Stackable Yellow Gold and Diamond Splash Ring ($1,120)

Catbird Threadbare Rings ($44 each)

Missoma Interstellar Ring ($59)

During her first visit to Sussex, Meghan raided the Missoma jewelry box a second time for her bracelets. The duchess stacked up two delicate chain and bead designs from the UK-based brand.

Meghan's layered look included the a beaded bracelet with small leaves and an 18ct gold double chain bracelet.

Missoma Rainbow Moonstone Beaded Leaf Bracelet ($97)

Missoma Double Chain Bracelet ($89)

Meghan seems to be a huge fan of diamond earrings, and she showed off another pair when she attended a panel discussion at King's College on International Women's Day.

Meghan's Jessica McCormack earrings feature 0.2 carat diamonds dangling from simple 18kt gold hoops.

Jessica McCormack Signature Gypset Hoop Earrings ($3,500)

For a visit to the charity SmartWorks in early 2019, Meghan wore a pair of eye-catching 18kt gold Felicity earrings by Kimai.

The earrings fit in one hole but are elongated with multiple drops to add drama. The statement pieces are sold as singles, although Meghan appears to own a matching pair.

Kimai Felicity Earring ($555 each)

Meghan sported a pair of understated Pippa Small earrings when she attended Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank's wedding in October 2018.

The earrings feature two carats of Herkimer diamonds set in a hammered 18kt gold setting.

Pippa Small Herkimer Diamond Earrings ($590)