Kate changes earrings

Before vaguely exotic earrings, and after gold earrings as circles: Kate Middleton updates its collection of jewelry. On the occasion of the baptism of Charlotte, his second daughter, at St Mary Magdalene Church in Sandringham, the Duchess of Cambridge wore earrings in white gold and diamonds (estimated value approximately 7 thousand euro), and a pendant of the same collection. Jewelry made by Mappin & Webb jewelery. “The inspiration for jewelry comes from some brand items originally created in 1920 to the Empress of Siam,” explained Elizabeth Galton, creative director of the jewelry. “We have updated the style for the 21st century and, of course, it’s nice to have been worn by a member of the royal family.” Mappin & Webb has a long history with the British royal family, who turned to them for the first time in 1897, for some jewels of Queen Victoria. “We serve the royal house from the foundation of the brand, in 1775. We have served five successive majesty”, said Elizabeth Galton. “We noticed that our customers today are looking for items with a vintage shape.” Three days after the baptism of Charlotte, Kate Middleton went to Wimbledon with her husband, Prince William. On this occasion he changed earrings, choosing those gold-plated to Mirabelle. Price of earrings: 30 pounds, about 39 euro. A princely parsimony. Matilde de Bounvilles