For the few royal families in the world, there is still a sense of mystery, especially the various jewelry and clothing of the female members. Almost all have a special saying. What about the male members of the royal family? Although they wear less jewelry and their clothes are relatively conservative, they definitely have personal characteristics, such as Prince Charles. However, the most distinctive feature of this prince should be his hands. If you don’t believe me, let’s take a look.

When Prince Charles was young, his appearance was not bad, but his hands never showed "coldness". On the contrary, they always maintained a "shy" appearance: red and round, like Ripe apples. Of course, Prince Charles once jokingly said: His thick fingers can be called "sausage fingers."

How "sausage" are Prince Charles' fingers? I think you can see a few things through some of his photos: First, the palms are thick. Secondly, the fingers are short. The most important thing is that my hands have always been round and swollen. Especially as Prince Charles has aged day by day, his wrinkled chubby hands have become more prominent and eye-catching.

Some people wonder why Prince Charles has such a pair of thick and meaty hands as he is a prince who never touches the joy of life. Speaking of which, the prince was also helpless, because there is a kind of "fatness" that is born: edema.

This is probably the fate of the British royal princes. If you don’t believe it, look at Prince William. Although his hands are not as exaggerated as his father’s, they are absolutely thick and wide.

Prince William once met with the Prime Minister of India. As a result, after the two warmly shook hands, Prince William was tragic: His whole right hand felt as if it had been squeezed by a ton of cargo, and the fingerprints of the Indian Prime Minister were deeply imprinted on his fat body. The fat hands are as lively as putting a few band-aids on them. The reason for this is because of the common problem of hand edema among men in his family.

It is said that this is a disease of "wealth and wealth". Prince Charles's hands have been thicker and fleshier than those of ordinary people since he was a child. It becomes even more serious in old age, especially after busy work or traveling around, the swelling of the hands becomes even more serious, and there is no way to improve it.

Of course, although the hand is ordinary, the ring on the finger is very special. It is a symbol of Prince Charles' status and has been worn on his finger since 1969. This is not a simple gold ring. It is called a signet ring. It is a symbol of the prince's identity. Along with it, it was transitioned into the hands of Prince Charles, along with a crown, scepter, belt, cloak, and sword.

Perhaps other things can be put aside, but this ring is different. It is the glory of the royal family and a symbol of status. It can even be used as a seal or signature.

For example, in "Game of Thrones", the Lannister family owns signet rings. They often use this signet ring with the family crest to seal envelopes.

Prince Charles's signet ring, like all signet rings, is small, round in shape, made of gold, and has the crest of the British royal family on it.

It was worn on the little finger by Prince Charles. It may be that the prince is getting older and the ring is worn from young to old, making the ring appear smaller and the finger thicker. However, the signet ring stuck on Prince Charles' finger is definitely full of stories. I think only Prince Charles knows the ups and downs in it.

For Prince Charles, his life is connected with three "circles". One of the "circles" is the signet ring mentioned earlier, which is already well-known to outsiders. At a young age, the prince put on his hand the seal that led to the highest seat of power in the royal family, always thinking about succeeding his mother's title of "king".

It is a pity that the signet ring has been worn for fifty years, but her mother has never indicated her abdication. Prince Charles has gone from youth to gray hair, and it is obvious that he will not be king any longer.

This signet ring is probably the "catastrophe" of his life. From the excitement and pride when he first wore it, to the helplessness and sadness after his hair turned gray, how does Prince Charles feel? He looked forward to it, but slowly lost his patience.

The second ring that made Prince Charles feel unreasonable was the gold hoop ring he wore when he married Princess Diana. This ring is small and simple, but it has too many stories contained in it.

Back then, when he got married, Prince Charles wore it on his ring finger, not revealing anything, but announcing to the world the fact that he was married.

However, things changed, and soon the marriage between Prince Charles and Princess Diana died. As if he didn't want to be "ringed" again for a day, he took the ring off his hand.

Just when people lamented that men were ruthless and Diana was unkind to others, the story took another turn: the princess died young, and the prince silently wore his wedding ring.

Some people wonder, since it was taken off during the divorce, why was it put on again after the person passed away? Is this an expression of love? Everyone's opinion is different, but commemoration is definitely an expression of thought.

For Prince Charles, he is definitely responsible for his grievances with Princess Diana. A man who is psychologically ashamed of others will often choose to express his feelings in a way that makes him feel comfortable.

Prince Charles put this ring representing Diana on his little finger, clasping it together with the signet ring he had worn for fifty years. Isn't it telling the world: This is a commemoration. I am no longer destined to the throne, but I must wear it. I say goodbye to Diana forever, and I must also remember this period.

Of course, today Prince Charles already has a third "circle": his wedding ring with Camilla. He rarely wears this ring. If nothing else happens, it will definitely be the "circle" that will always encircle the prince. But no matter which outcome it is, we seem to be able to read the trajectory of the prince's life from it.

This kind of life that ends with three rings seems a bit pale, especially for a prince who holds the power of the crown prince. It is too long-lasting love between children. This is also the case with Prince Charles. Sad side of it.

Some people say that Prince Charles’ love for Diana and Camilla is completely different, which can be seen from the wedding rings he gave to them. Perhaps this is a fact. For a woman, a circle can make you eternally uneasy. Camilla may not be much better than Diana. After all, some things have happened that can never be erased.