Well to be fair, she was a 19 year old with a head full of nonsense when she chose it. Maybe she did still love it afterwards, but Kate could hardly have said 'actually, I'd rather have my own ring' even if she didn't like it!
Thank you for saying I love you with this symbol of a love-story-that-never-was. I am touched.
But then, again, I’m too much of a control freak to not at least want some sort of say in what ring I’d be wearing from that day on. It’s like these surprise proposals (when I’m the one shouting at the tele or whatever, say no, say no) - I wonder how many of those rings get a trip back to the jeweller.
Wasn’t the Queen supposed to be grumpy that Diana picked that ring because it was ‘off the peg’ and meant that anyone (with a few grand to spare) could have one, rather than the traditional bespoke one.
BIB
Which she changed at the earliest opportunity even though her beloved had designed the original one himself!
see above
![Big grin :D :D](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
To be completely honest, if I’d have no say in the design or style of my ring and I ended up with something that I didn’t feel was me or I felt had areas that could be tweaked, then I’d more than likely to the same. I’m the one wearing it.