Princess Charlene of Monaco attended the 20th anniversary gala of the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation wearing diamond jewels from the house of Repossi. Get all the details on her look below.
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Princess Charlene of Monaco stepped out in style to support her husband’s charitable foundation wearing a set of diamond jewels by the French jeweller Repossi.
The princess attended a lavish gala in Monaco to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Prince Albert II of Monaco Foundation, a global non-profit dedicated to protecting the environment and promoting sustainable development.
To accompany her long black sequinned gown, Charlene chose a set of jewels from the avant-garde French jewellery house, Repossi. She wore the maker’s Serti surVide drop earrings crafted in pink gold and set with pear-shaped white diamonds, and a selection of matching diamond Serti sur Vide rings in pink and white gold.
The glamorous event was held in the Salle Garnier of the Monte Carlo Opera House and host a sparkling assortment of starry guests alongside the royal couple, including Monica Bellucci, Richard Gere, Isabella Huppert and Eva Herzigova. Christina Aguilera, opera singer Plácido Domingo and Sister Sledge kept attendees entertained during the black tie gala, as did a fundraising auction led by prominent Swiss auctioneer, Simon de Pury.
After a fairly quiet summer, it seems royal calendars across Europe are ramping up again, especially in the UK. The Prince and Princess of Wales, in particular, have been busy attending a host of charitable events in the past few weeks to raise awareness for good causes.
Princess Catherine made a surprise appearance alongside her husband at an event in Everton football ground in Liverpool, to help launch the On Your Side project that uses sport to help open conversations about mental health. Prince William also visited Dartmoor to launch a regeneration project to support the isolated community of Princetown, which faces an uncertain future.
Earlier this month, the royal couple also dropped of their son, Prince George, at Eton school in Windsor for the start of the new school term. For the occasion, the Princess wore an affordable chain necklace by New York-based label Laura Lombardi. She has reworn the maker’s gold-plated Portrait necklace on several previous occasions, such as on a visit to Boston in 2022 and to visit a textile mill in Yorkshire in 2023.
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