Kate Middleton Wears Queen Mother's 103-Year-Old Heart Necklace, Princess Diana's 1981 Earrings At 'Digger' Premiere In London
Kate Middleton knows how to make a red-carpet moment feel glamorous without overdoing it, and her Digger premiere look was a perfect example. The Princess of Wales arrived at London’s ODEON Luxe Leicester Square with Prince William, wearing a floor-length gown paired with two historic pieces from the royal jewellery collection that was impossible to miss.
At the Digger premiere in London, Princess Kate Middleton made a glamorous statement on the red carpet without appearing overly embellished. Accompanied by her husband, Prince William, the Princess of Wales donned a floor-length gown crafted by renowned designer Jenny Packham. The ensemble featured a plunging neckline, elaborate pleats, and ruching details, with flowing sleeves that cascaded into a sweeping skirt.
However, it was the accessories that truly captured attention and showcased Kate's appreciation for royal heritage. She wore two remarkable pieces from the prestigious royal jewellery collection, each imbued with significant history. First, she adorned herself with the Queen Mother’s Amethyst Sautoir Necklace, a stunning heirloom dating back to 1923. This exquisite necklace consisted of strands of pearls, diamonds, and amethysts, culminating in an eye-catching heart-shaped amethyst pendant encircled by diamonds.
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