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Monday, 9th June 2008 (2407 views)

Princess Diana's former butler Paul Burrell has designed a range of gold jewellery based on her favourite pieces.

The range, which will be sold via the US shopping channel ShopNBC, features a chain and cross and an 18-carat ring.

According to the Sun, Burrell, who was in Diana's service for a decade has said that all of the pieces in the 'Effy Signature Range' are designed with the princess's taste in mind.

It reports that he told a friend Diana's private taste was much more understated than the jewellery she wore in public.

"My range will stay true to that and to her - understated but beautiful and eye-catching. I am told it will be very popular in America because of the interest in Diana," the news provider quotes him as saying.

In related news, a gold necklace the late princess gave her medium Rita Rogers sold at auction for £14,000 – more than double its top estimate.

 

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