Take a look at Meghan Markle's engagement ring, designed by Prince Harry with two diamonds from Princess Diana's personal collection

• Prince Harry designed Meghan Markle's engagement ring.
• It features two diamonds from Princess Diana's collection.
• It also has a diamond from Botswana.
• Markle showed off the ring in the couple's first public appearance after announcing their engagement.

Prince Harry designed fiancée Meghan Markle's engagement ring, which features a diamond from Botswana — where the couple holidayed in the summer — and two stones from his mother Princess Diana's personal collection.

The three-stone ring has a classic yellow gold band and was made by Cleave and Company, according to The Daily Express, the Court Jewellers and Medallists to Her Majesty The Queen.

Markle showed off the ring during the couple's first public appearance outside of Kensington Palace on Monday afternoon after announcing their engagement on Monday morning.

Here's a closer look:

The couple held hands as a reporter asked how Harry proposed, to which hs said: "That will come later."

However, he confirmed the proposal was romantic and that he was "thrilled" to be engaged.

Markle confirmed she was "very happy," adding that she knew the first time she met Harry was "the one" when asked by the press.