Royal wedding: Taking a closer look at Kate Middleton’s jewels
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We’ve already covered the understated (for a tiara) 1936 Cartier tiara that the queen lent Kate Middleton on her wedding day, but what about those pretty earrings that walk the line between delicate and blingy?
The earrings, a gift from the bride’s parents on her wedding day, were designed by Robinson Pelham and were made to echo the tiara.
They are a diamond set stylized oak leaf with a pear-shaped drop and a little diamond acorn dangling in the center. The acorn is not just a whimsical touch — the newly made Middleton coat of arms has acorns in its design.
-- Deborah Netburn
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