An American art dealer has caused outrage after posting strands of Princess Diana’s hair on auction site eBay. The framed memorabilia is described as just a ‘few strands’ of Diana’s hair, which has been mounted next to a photograph and facsimile signature of the late princess. The framed hair, and its presentation case, is currently on sale for $1,200 (€1,055). Speaking to the Daily Star, a British Monarchist Society spokesman said: “The sale of modern royal hair makes us feel uneasy and we are sure Princes William and Harry would be disturbed by the auction too: it is, essentially, a body part. “Memorabilia relating to Diana has always been popular, even 18 years after her death, so perhaps it is not surprising to see a lot such as this up for sale.” It is believed the seller the seller is a Mr G Vernon, who is advertising his product via Mr Hamilton, an art dealer who lives in Minneapolis, and on Amazon with Ed Bedrick Autographs – who operates a successful autographs business on the e-retailer. For those who have questioned the authenticity of the piece, Ed Bedrick Autographs answered the suspicions stating: “This is an AUTHENTIC lock of Princess Diana's hair NOT synthetic. It comes with all documentation and authenticity for the piece.” H/T Daily Star