According to the British Daily Mail on November 13 local time, on the 12th and 13th, senior members of the British royal family held two important events under the leadership of King Charles III to commemorate British soldiers who died in the war since World War I. During the two

According to the British " Daily Mail " on November 13 local time, on the 12th and 13th, senior members of the British royal family held two important events under the leadership of Charles III King , to commemorate the British soldiers who died in the war since World War I. In the two events, the 40-year-old Wales Princess Kate Middleton attracted much attention from the media. The thoughtful Princess Kate used the jewelry she wore to pay tribute to the late grandmother Queen Elizabeth II and the late mother-in-law Princess Diana respectively. Some jewelry have been worn by these three royal women, which is quite touching.

12, Princess Kate and other senior members of the royal family participated in the annual commemoration event at the Albert Royal Concert Hall in London.

The gloomy Princess Kate wore two jewelry of the late Queen Elizabeth II—a pearl necklace and pearl earrings, paying tribute to the Queen's grandmother.

KateThe Choker on the neck is generally called a Japanese short necklace. The four bead chains were made of pearls given by Japan after Queen Elizabeth II's first state visit to Japan in 1975. The middle of the entire necklace is made of heart-shaped diamonds. The picture above was taken in 1983. Queen Elizabeth II, 57, wore this necklace when she attended a banquet in Bangladesh .

In the photo above, Princess Diana also wore this Japanese short necklace of Queen Elizabeth II. The photo was taken in 1982. At the age of 21, Diana visited Princess of Wales and . At a banquet held by Queen Beatrix and Prince Claus for British royal family members, Princess Diana wore this necklace borrowed from the queen.

The Marin pearl diamond hanging earrings worn by Princess Diana in the photo also belong to Queen Elizabeth II, and it is the pair that Princess Kate wore when she participated in the commemoration event this time.

The earrings have a longer history and are made of pearls given to the couple by the ruler of Bahrain in 1947.

The picture above is Dorothy Wilding's first portrait of the Royal Legion's General Nostalgic for Queen Elizabeth II in July 1952, among which the pair of earrings were worn in the ears of Queen Elizabeth II.

This pair of earrings is also one of Queen Elizabeth II's favorite jewelry. She has worn the earrings many times in public events and once lent the earrings to her favorite daughter-in-law, Princess Sophie, Countess of Wessex.

It is not the first time that Princess Kate has borrowed this pair of earrings from the Queen's grandmother. In 2016, Kate wore this pair of earrings at Westminster Abbey to attend the Memorial Day event. In 2021, Kate also wore this pair of earrings at Prince Philip's funeral.

13, King Charles III led senior members of the royal family, British politicians and senior religious figures to show wreaths to the dead martyrs in front of the Whitehall monument, while Princess Kate, Queen Camilla and Princess Sophie stood on the balcony of the Whitehall to watch the ceremony.

During this day's event, Kate still maintained a full black outfit, but it was different from the costumes and jewelry the previous night.

This time, Kate once again paid tribute to her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana. The earrings she wore originally belonged to Princess Diana. In 1990, Princess Diana attended the Japanese Queen's Banquet, and at the 1994 party held by Diana at the Palace of Versailles in France.

This is the third time that Princess Kate has worn this pair of jewelry at a public event. In 2019, she wore this pair of earrings while attending BAFTA and walking the red carpet, and also wore this pair of earrings when attending the Royal Ascot Jockey Club earlier this year.

In the UK, members of the royal family used the little red poppy to represent the commemoration of the fallen soldiers. Unlike Prince William with a poppy on his chest, Princess Kate has three flowers on his chest. Although she herself has not explained the meaning of the three flowers, the media generally believes that this represents the three members of the Kate family who died in the war, which is also the reason why Kate always looks sad during the commemoration.

Source: DAILYMAIL, BING

Edited by: Zhang Xiao