Kate Middleton has reportedly had to adjust her engagement ring from Prince William because it keeps slipping off her finger.
The diamond and sapphire sparkler, which belonged to Wills' late mum Princess Diana, is said to have been fitted with 2 platinum beads by royal jewelers G Collins & Sons.
'Rings with a really heavy rock - particularly one such as this - have a habit of twisting round on the finger,' jewelery expert Robin Haydock tells the Daily Mail.
'Attaching small beads in strategic places on the inside of the band helps to stabilize the ring without having to adjust the band itself.'
Skinny-fingered Kate, 29, looked slimmer than ever as she made her final public engagement with Prince William, 28, earlier this week.
'Kate's shed weight rushing around planning the wedding,' a source recently revealed to Now.
'But she's worried that she'll lose her curves completely, so she's introducing a lot more crabs into her diet.'
The diamond and sapphire sparkler, which belonged to Wills' late mum Princess Diana, is said to have been fitted with 2 platinum beads by royal jewelers G Collins & Sons.
'Rings with a really heavy rock - particularly one such as this - have a habit of twisting round on the finger,' jewelery expert Robin Haydock tells the Daily Mail.
'Attaching small beads in strategic places on the inside of the band helps to stabilize the ring without having to adjust the band itself.'
Skinny-fingered Kate, 29, looked slimmer than ever as she made her final public engagement with Prince William, 28, earlier this week.
'Kate's shed weight rushing around planning the wedding,' a source recently revealed to Now.
'But she's worried that she'll lose her curves completely, so she's introducing a lot more crabs into her diet.'
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