Kate Middleton's 'go-to' jewellery brand launches £50 bracelets for high-street budgets
manchestereveningnews.co.ukGetting your hands on jewellery worn by members of the royal family doesn't have to cost thousands. While Kate Middleton's engagement ring, once worn on the finger of Princess Dianna, is rumoured to be worth up to £400,000, one of the Princess of Wales' go-to accessory designers, Monica Vinader, is actually pretty affordable.
Kate Middleton has been spotted sporting Monica Vinader pieces on several occasions. Back in 2022, she wore the Siren Wire Earrings in Green Onyx and wore the Nura Pearl Necklace on a trip to Denmark a few years ago.
Now, the brand has released its brand new Odyssey collection - and it's fully traceable. The Odyssy collection features five striking peices with expertly crafted cuts of faceted aquamarine, set in 100% recycled 18ct gold vermeil, as the Mirror reports.
The summer-ready range takes inspiration from the depths of the ocean and is fully mined by a fully female workforce at the Zimbaqua mine, via the brand's Product Passport initiative. READ MORE: 'I bought a Next jumpsuit for days when I don’t know what to wear - it gets so many compliments' READ MORE: 'My £32 New Look dress may be vibrant, but it makes me feel so confident' The Odyssey Small Drop Earrings, priced at £118, are similar to Kate's £128 earrings with an aquamarine twist.
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