Kate Middleton wears Queen Elizabeth II’s jewels for Remembrance Day service

Kate Middleton wore the Queen’s pair of earrings for a Remembrance Day occasion. (Source: AP)

Kate Middleton lately stepped out sporting a pair of diamond and pearl earrings. Turns out, the earrings truly belong to Queen Elizabeth II.

The Duchess of Cambridge was attending a commemorative service on the event of Remembrance Day that’s noticed to honour the armed forces group, the British and Commonwealth veterans who have been concerned within the two world wars and in later conflicts.

Kate appeared in a black Alexander McQueen coat with huge white buttons, and a black Philip Treacy hat, teamed with the egg-shaped pearls, reported harpersbazaar.com.

Queen Elizabeth was reportedly noticed sporting this pair of pearl earrings throughout a royal walkabout in 1977, in honour of the Silver Jubilee.

This is, nonetheless, not the primary time that the Duchess was noticed sporting the Queen’s jewels. She was seen sporting the pair in 2019 on the Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance on the Royal Albert Hall.

“The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge joined The Queen and Members of the Royal Family for the annual Remembrance Day Service at The Cenotaph,” Kensington Palace talked about in its official Instagram account.

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On #RemembranceSunday The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge joined The Queen and Members of the Royal Family for the annual Remembrance Day Service at The Cenotaph. This 12 months the @RoyalBritishLegion inspired us all to to take to our home windows and doorsteps for a two minutes’ silence at 11am on Sunday November 8, to recollect and honour those that have sacrificed themselves to safe and defend our freedom. Swipe to see extra from throughout the UK: Image 3: Merchant Navy veteran Bill Bennett, 94, wears his medals while at his house in Kidderminster. Image 4: D-Day veteran Jim Healy, 95, from Manchester. Jim was a Corporal within the Royal Marines and was coxswain of a touchdown craft assault on June 6, 1944. Image 5: Veteran Charlie MacVicar, who served for 23 years with the Royal Scots, on the Royal British Legion Remembrance Garden in Grangemouth. Image 6: A digital camera cellphone is ready as much as movie and live-stream a closed and socially distanced remembrance service at Exeter Cathedral. Image 7: Seymour ‘Bill’ Taylor, 95, from Colchester in Essex, who served as an Able Seaman within the Royal Navy onboard HMS Emerald in the course of the D-Day landings joins neighbours on the street to look at the 2 minutes silence. Image 8: The National Memorial Arboretum, the place a digital Act of Remembrance from the Armed Forces Memorial was broadcast on-line.

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“This year the Royal British Legion encouraged us all to take to our windows and doorsteps for a two minutes’ silence at 11am on Sunday November 8, to remember and honour those who have sacrificed themselves to secure and protect our freedom,” it added.

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