Elizabeth II's husband Prince Philip (Prince Philip) died in Died on April 9 at the age of 99. The funeral ended last week, except In addition to the queen wearing a brooch inherited from Queen Mary, Kate attended the funeral in an all-black look, and the matching pearl necklace was even more meaningful.
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The brooch "Richmond Brooch" worn by the Queen of England is made of gold, silver and diamonds, with a pearl inlaid in the center. It was a gift from her grandmother, Queen Mary, on her wedding in 1893. It is a brooch with the symbol of marriage.
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Salute to the Queen and her husband's 73-year marriage
The pearls on the necklace worn by Duchess Kate were given to the Queen by the Japanese government and were designed by London jeweler Garrard. The four rows of pearls are set with diamond buckles in the center. . The Queen has worn this necklace many times, including attending Mrs. Thatcher's 70 birthday party in 1995. Kate It was also worn at the celebration of the 70th anniversary of the marriage of the Queen and Prince Philip in 2017.
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The matching pearl earrings, on the other hand,1947A wedding gift from the King of Bahrain to Queen Elizabeth. Two pieces of jewelry that are closely related to the Queen and Prince Philip are seen by the public as Kate's tribute to their relationship.
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At funerals, women wear low-key and elegant pearl jewelry. However, it is not just an accessory to match their clothes. The experiences and stories behind them can make these jewelry symbols of commemoration.
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