Former royal butler Paul Burrell claimed he had removed an engagement ring from Princess Diana's body, his former bodyguard has told her inquest.
Michael Faux said Mr Burrell had told him he had taken the ring, with blood on it, from her body, in Paris after her fatal car crash in August 1997.
Mr Faux also said he had seen Mr Burrell burning documents, some with Buckingham Palace letterheads.
Mr Burrell denied he had ever spoken of such a ring or burnt important papers.
BBC News royal correspondent Nicholas Witchell said the ring discussed in Monday's evidence could not be the one described throughout the inquest as an engagement ring bought by Dodi Al Fayed, as that ring was on public display at Harrods department store.
The ring Mr Burrell referred to "could only have been a friendship ring, a Bulgari friendship ring," he said.
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