Princess Charlotte’s "mysterious" earrings have sparked much intrigue after Princess Kate's recent appearance, according to a style expert.
The "Princess Charlotte earrings" worn by Kate have been clouded in mystery since their debut in 2016.
James Harris, the Regional Sales Manager at Austen & Blake, spoke exclusively to GB News about Princess Kate's jewellery during a recent royal appearance.
On March 17, the Princess of Wales celebrated St Patrick's Day by visiting the Irish Guards for their St Patrick's Day Parade at Wellington Barracks in London.
Princess Charlotte’s ‘mysterious’ earrings spark intrigue after Kate's appearance
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Kate wore a pair of drop earrings by Kiki McDonough with Green Tourmaline and Green Amethyst Stones.
The Princess first debuted the green gemstone earrings during the 2016 tour of India.
At the time, McDonough told People that the earrings were made-to-order for Kate to celebrate Princess Charlotte’s birth.
However, McDonough would not confirm who purchased the earrings, meaning there is still a lot of mystery surrounding their origin.
Kate first wore the earrings during her 2016 tour of India
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Sadly, royal fans cannot buy the bespoke earrings.
Harris told the People's Channel: “Paying tribute to Princess Charlotte, Kate wore her mysterious green tourmaline and green amethyst drop earrings, adding sparkle and sophistication to her bottle green coat and matching accessories.
"The diamond earrings carry special meaning, as they were gifted to Kate following Princess Charlotte’s birth in 2015, holding strong sentimental value and royal significance.
"Green amethyst is also said to promote a sense of calm, happiness, and protection from negativity.
Princess Kate wore the earrings on St Patrick's Day
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"The rarer green stone was likely gifted at the time of Princess Charlotte’s birth for this reason.
"Kate added some luck to her outfit with a beautiful gold and emerald brooch, thought to belong to the Irish Guards.
"The brooch is loaned out to royal females closely associated with the regiment and complemented her eye-catching oval earrings perfectly."