Meghan Markle is back in the spotlight, and this time it’s all about jewelry.

The buzz began on Reddit when a user named Shield sparked conversations surrounding Markle’s eye-catching accessory choices, particularly those crafted by Jennifer Meyer, a designer based in Los Angeles.

So, what’s the scoop?

During her brief tenure as a working royal, which lasted just 72 days, Markle was often spotted flaunting pieces from Meyer’s collection.

However, there’s an intriguing twist to this tale.

When individuals get close to the British royal family, they’re required to sign nondisclosure agreements (NDAs) that prevent them from leveraging their royal connections for personal gain.

This makes it all the more interesting that Meyer posted a link on Instagram to purchase one of her designs shortly after Markle wore it.

You can only imagine Kensington Palace’s surprise at such a move.

Adding another layer to this saga is Markle’s own NDA.

Having spent years in Hollywood, she’s well-acquainted with the industry’s inner workings.

This raises questions about whether Markle might have compensated Meyer to wear her jewelry, effectively acting as a fashion ambassador.

It’s not entirely out of the ordinary for royals to receive complimentary items, but this situation feels a bit different.

Prince Harry has also shared in his memoirs that Markle has been seen wearing extravagant earrings valued at $3,250 from Mervis Diamond Importers.

This habit of donning pricey pieces has led to a collection worth over $15,000.

Is it merely a penchant for luxury, or is there something deeper at play?

The intertwining of wealth and public persona certainly invites speculation about the financial implications of her style choices.

The plot thickens as Markle recently turned her attention to the brand Kami, showcasing their earrings during her appearance at the Invictus Games in Dusseldorf.

Interestingly, the founders of Kami revealed that they managed to get Markle to wear their designs through simple cold emailing.

If they had strictly followed palace protocols, they would have missed the chance to share this exciting news on national television.

But the allure of publicity won out.

With this new royal association, Kami has caught the eye of investors, including Stephen Bartlett, the host of Dragons’ Den.

The founders admitted that they had faced financial difficulties over the past four years, making this sudden interest all the more significant.

Did Markle’s endorsement provide the boost they desperately needed?

Questions about Markle’s styling choices are also surfacing.

Jessica Mulroney, a former friend, has been linked to Markle’s wardrobe decisions during her time on “Suits” and as a royal.

There’s speculation that Mulroney may have utilized the royal clothing allowance to manage Markle’s outfits while potentially reselling items for profit.

Is this a sign that Markle is thinking strategically about her fashion choices?

And then there’s Jessica Willis, the stylist who reportedly still collaborates with Markle.

Recently, Markle wore a piece of jewelry credited to Willis on the website.

But how long will that acknowledgment remain?

Markle has a history of distancing herself from credit that could tarnish her carefully curated image.

In the whirlwind of Markle’s jewelry escapades, we see a complex interplay of NDAs, stylists, and savvy marketing strategies.