Princess Catherine of Wales wore a favourite pair of pearl earrings by London jeweller Annoushka this weekend as she attended the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow with her family. Get all the details below.
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It was a family affair for the Prince and Princess of Wales this weekend as William and Catherine attended the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow with their children.
The royal couple, who are currently enjoying a summer break, brought Prince George, Princess Charlotte and Prince Louis to watch the netball semi-finals between New Zealand and England at the OVO Hydro stadium, where New Zealand triumphed 61-54. The outing was a landmark affair, marking the first official public appearance of the entire family in Scotland, where the Prince and Princess are known as the Duke and Duchess of Rothesay.
Princess Catherine kept things sporty but relaxed in her time-tested fashion formula of smart separates, including a white striped sweater vest and pleated ankle-length skirt, topped with a racing green cashmere blazer from Ralph Lauren.
She accessorised with a favourite pair of Baroque pearl drop earrings by London jeweller Annoushka Ducas, which she has previously worn to many public occasions including on a rare joint engagement with her son Prince George earlier this year, on a visit to communities in Southport last year and to a lunch party to celebrate the Coronation of King Charles in Windsor in 2023.
The freshwater pearl drops, which are mounted on 18K gold loops and retail for £450, are amongst the Princess’ most worn pairs of earrings. Designed to be mixed and matched, the drops are amongst Annoushka’s bestsellers and can be worn on gold hoop earrings, diamond huggies, or on a pendant.
Princess Catherine is now enjoying some family-centred down time after a busy schedule of summer events, which saw her appear court side at Wimbledon, at Royal Ascot, at Trooping the Colour and the Order of the Garter service, visiting The Christie Foundation NHS Trust cancer centre, plus hosting garden parties at Buckingham Palace alongside her husband, amongst other activities.
At the end of June, the Princess also successfully completed the National Three Peaks Challenge, becoming the first member of the British royal family to tackle the highest peaks in Scotland, England and Wales in a tight 24-hour window – raising vital funds and awareness for charities at the same time.
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