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The $20 Million Item Princess Kate Inherited From Princess Diana's Jewelry CollectionKate Middleton and Meghan Markle are often spotted wearing precious items from their late mother-in-law's extensive jewelry collection. Unsurprisingly, some of Princess Diana's jewelry carries a ...
Princess Charlotte is set to inherit a stunning jewelry collection worth an estimated $12 million. Buzz60’s Maria Mercedes Galuppo has the story.
Kate Middleton wore jewels once owned by Queen Elizabeth and Princess Diana, as well as a meaningful new necklace from Susan Caplan, on Holocaust Memorial Day.
And it’s not the first time Princess Kate has showcased her love of Cartier among her dazzling jewellery collection… Back during the 2012 Olympics, Kate dazzled in a blue Stella McCartney ...
Rumour has it that Kate Middleton will be present and correct at this year’s BAFTAs, although Kensington Palace has yet to ...
Princess Kate’s last-minute appearance at Monday ... multi-strand pearl necklace was apparently a new piece in her jewelry collection. The five-strand necklace hails from Susan Caplan, a ...
From pieces she has been gifted by her husband Prince William and sets she has inherited from her late mother-in-law Princess Diana, to the tiaras she has borrowed from the royal collection, Kate ...
The royal family have heirlooms that have been in the blood line for years. Read on for all of our favourite jewels.
The Princess ... Princess Kate would no doubt approve of. Monica Vinader become renowned for its sustainable practices, conflict-free diamonds, and natural gemstones. All their collection ...
So it comes as no surprise that Kate is building quite a personal collection. She has been snapped wearing a selection of their designs on more than 10 different occasions. Thanks to the Princess ...
Kate Middleton wore ... she wore a necklace from our collection, being a Jewish brand, I was so touched by that,” Susan Caplan, founder of the eponymous vintage jewelry brand, tells PEOPLE.
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