These two high street rings have become Duchess Sophie’s signature spring pieces and I’m adding them to my jewellery box

Duchess Sophie has owned the £80 Monica Vinader siren gemstone ring and the smaller £70 version since 2017, but she’s fallen back in love with them again. Finding affordable jewellery that's understated enough for everyday and also work with the kinds of outfits you’d wear to a wedding isn’t easy, but these rings tick that box.

Their latest trip out of the royal jewellery box came at the Royal Windsor Horse Show. Held in Home Park near Windsor Castle, the show is a highlight of the royals’ calendar and Duchess Sophie attended on Day 1 wearing the pink-toned rings with a blush knit, white midi skirt, knee highs and a navy coat.

After days of sunshine, she needed the warm layers and her stacked rings brought some subtle glamour. The siren rings come in so many variations, but she owns them in 18k rose gold plated vermeil on sterling silver set with rose quartz stones.

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The stones are all organic and irregularly shaped, making them feel a little more special and unique. The Monica Vinader siren rings also have a slightly waved age to them and they’re specifically designed for stacking.

This is the Duchess’ preferred way of wearing them. Although she could just choose to wear the bigger or smaller rings on their own, as a pair they feel so contemporary and cohesive.

On Day 1 of the horse show the rest of her jewellery, including her Giulia Barela hoop earrings were yellow gold. However, as a fan of pink I’m not surprised she has kept her rose gold rings in her collection.

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Already this spring Duchess Sophie has brought them out on multiple occasions, including for the concert to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day on 8th May and for her visit to Barleylands Farm Park. They seem to be her current go-tos and I can’t blame her.

These rings add sparkle to her outfits but they’re both under £100 and they’re not overly showy for the daytime and still look fabulous with occasionwear. Because the senior royal was wearing a pale pink jumper, they tied in with her Horse Show outfit, making it feel very put-together.

As much as I love her siren rings, I’m tempted by the ones set with moonstones as the white stone is even more versatile and would work with any other shades.

If you’re picking a piece of jewellery to become part of your everyday look then I recommend looking at what gemstone and metal colours you already get the most wear out of and sticking to them.

Duchess Sophie has proved that simple, timeless styles like the siren rings can be worn with a variety of different looks, from floral dresses to smart-casual outfits like her linen trousers and striped top at Surrey Docks Farm.

At the Royal Windsor Horse Show her look was quite neutral, with her white Emilia Wickstead pleated skirt and taupe LK Bennett knee high boots. Her rings, jumper and navy trench coat were the only pops of colour.

This made for a very pared-back outfit that was perfect for a day browsing the shops and trade stands and watching the equestrian events.