Sharon Osbourne Seemingly Wears Husband Ozzy Osbourne’s Wedding Ring During Funeral Procession

Sharon Osbourne seems to have worn a piece of sentimental jewelry to Ozzy Osbourne’s funeral procession. 

On Wednesday, July 30, the Prince of Darkness’ loved ones attended his funeral procession in the city of Birmingham, England, following his death on July 22 at 76 years old.

Sharon, 72, wore a gold chain with a large gold ring with diamonds around her neck to the emotional affair. Eagle-eyed fans noticed it looked like it could be his wedding ring from their vow renewal.

“Sharon Osbourne wearing Ozzy’s wedding ring in a chain around her neck while mourning him,” one person wrote on X. 

They later wrote that the couple exchanged the rings during their 2017 wedding renewal, adding, “He used to wear both this and the original wedding band from when they got married in 1982.”

Ozzy’s daughter Kelly Osbourne, 40, also appeared to rock a piece of his apparel. She attended the procession wearing a pair of purple-tinted circular sunglasses, similar to the Black Sabbath vocalist’s signature style. 

Fans lined the streets for the procession that took place in Ozzy’s hometown. The late rocker’s family visited Broad Street, where the Black Sabbath bridge and bench have become a public memorial to the “Crazy Train” singer.

The procession also featured a live brass band performance by local musicians Bostin’ Brass, who performed “Iron Man.”

Son Jack Osbourne, daughter Aimee Osbourne and Ozzy’s son Louis Osbourne were also in attendance. 

Weeks before Ozzy’s death, he performed at the Black Sabbath farewell concert on July 5 in Birmingham.

The singer revealed in January 2020 that he’d been diagnosed in 2003 with Parkinson’s disease, a nervous system disorder that affects movement. 

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Following his death, several celebrities paid tribute to Ozzy, including Elton John, who called him “a dear friend and a huge trailblazer who secured his place in the pantheon of rock gods – a true legend.”

A source previously told PEOPLE that the Osbourne family is planning to have a “small, private funeral” for the late rocker.