Meghan Markle just debuted a special new band on her ring finger

Meghan and Harry's NYC trip has come to an end, with the couple making a final appearance at Saturday's Global Citizen Live event, during which they called for vaccine equity, and were joined by other celebrities including JLo.

During their buys whistle-stop tour of the Big Apple, the Duke and Duchess were followed by a videographer while they met with the city's mayor, visited a school in Harlem and headed to 50 UN Plaza to discuss Covid 19, racial justice and mental health with US Ambassador to the UN Linda Thomas-Greenfield.

The pair had a killer wardrobe throughout, opting for sharp tailoring, Harry in neutral shades of navy and grey, while Meghan opted for pops of colours (the red Lora Piana ensemble was spot on) as well as tones of caramel and chocolate.

Don't let the business attire fool you though, the couple made sure they incorporated plenty of special touches throughout, such as Prince Harry's sweet nod to Archie.

Meanwhile, Meghan paid tribute to Princess Diana on Saturday by carrying Dior's Lady D bag, famously renamed after the late royal. Fans were also quick to spot a third diamond ring on her wedding finger (main picture), which seems to have replaced her eternity ring.

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BIRKS ICONIC STACKABLE WHITE GOLD AND DIAMOND SNOWFLAKE RING, £3,300

It is by one of her favourite jewellers, Birks, who designed her wedding day earrings. The Snowflake Ring costs around £3,300 and 'is a tribute to the dazzling beauty of Canadian winters', which is where Meghan lived when she filmed Suits.

The country is also where Meghan and Harry retreated to for their first Christmas with Archie after he was born.

While the origin of the ring isn't yet known, it could well be a present from the Prince after the birth of their daughter Lilibet. It seems to have replaced Meghan's eternity ring for now, which featured diamonds as well as the birthstones of her husband and son.

Penny Goldstone

Penny Goldstone is the Contributing Fashion Editor at Marie Claire UK. She writes about catwalk trends and the latest high street and Instagram sartorial must-haves. She also helms the Women Who Win franchise.

She has worked in fashion for over 10 years, contributing to publications such as Cosmopolitan, Red, Good Housekeeping, and Stylist.