In a touching tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth, Kate Middleton adorned a piece of her jewelry during the National Service of Remembrance at The Cenotaph in London.
Accompanied by Prince William, the royal couple attended the annual Festival of Remembrance on Sunday to pay homage to British soldiers.
Kate, the Princess of Wales, radiated elegance in a black military-style Catherine Walker coat. However, what captured observers' attention were her exquisite pearl earrings, a piece she had not worn before.
Upon closer inspection, Catherine's earrings seemed reminiscent of the late Queen's diamond brooch. The special jewelry piece appeared to be from the collection of King Charles' mother, the late matriarch.
The Queen was last seen wearing this diamond brooch on the occasion of her 73rd birthday in South Korea.
According to a source close to US Weekly, Kate, who has been under the spotlight since the Queen's passing, aims to be perceived as "a strong leader, someone who’s capable of taking the title of queen into a new generation." This subtle yet meaningful choice of jewelry adds another layer to Kate's role as she embraces a future leadership position within the royal family.
