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Princess Kate Wears Diana’s Collingwood Earrings at Remembrance Sunday Service
She paired the heirloom earrings with three poppies and an HMS Glasgow brooch in a quiet tribute to military service.
On Sunday, the Princess of Wales, Kate Middleton, joined the royal family at the Cenotaph in London for the National Service of Remembrance, wearing Princess Diana's Collingwood pearl earrings as a touching tribute.
The heirloom earrings, featuring a tear-drop pearl on a diamond stud, were a 1981 wedding gift to Diana, who famously wore them with her iconic black "revenge dress" in June 1994.
Complementing the look, the Princess wore a bespoke black Catherine Walker coat adorned with three poppies and the HMS Glasgow Brooch, created by James Porter & Son to honor Glasgow's heritage.
The royal family's annual observance at the Cenotaph honors those who fought for the United Kingdom, with the Princess attending every Remembrance Sunday service since marrying Prince William in 2011.
Prince William is set to travel to India next week for the annual Earthshot Prize; Kensington Palace has not yet confirmed if the Princess will join him for the overseas trip.