The bracelet is the newest addition to the duchess’s jewellery collection.
Lorraine Schwartz’s Against Evil Eye collection is believed to protect individuals from the envy of others.
Blue topaz and diamonds create the jewellery designer’s interpretation of the iconic motif in a variety of designs.
The precious piece is made of 18K white gold and retails at £14,982.25.
Meghan’s most expensive accessory was her Cartier Tank Francaise Watch, which previously belonged to the late Princess Diana.
It was worth £17,800 at the time, but jewellery experts say the watch is now likely worth a lot more given its history.
Prince Harry gifted his mother’s elegant watch to his wife, which was not originally left to him.
After Diana’s death her two sons, Princes Wiliam and Harry were given her private jewellery.
The watch was given to William, while Harry got her engagement ring but the brothers eventually swapped.
Meghan was also wearing a Cartier yellow gold and diamond Juste un Clou necklace that’s set with 57 diamonds, totalling 0.20 carats. It retails at £15,500.
Lastly, Meghan wore another Cartier piece, the yellow gold ‘Love’ bracelet that retails at £7,050.
Created in New York in the 1970s, the close-fitting, oval bracelet is an “icon of jewellery design”, according to experts.
The closure is designed with two functional screws that are placed on either side of the bracelet.
Experts branded it “passionate and unconditional as it seals intense romances”.
Steven Stone, leading jewellery expert at Maxwell Stone, said: “Meghan Markle is known for her refined and contemporary style, which often extends to her choice of jewellery – and she wore some beautiful pieces in Vancouver when she joined Prince Harry at an ice hockey match.”
