KATE MIDDLETON, the Duchess of Cambridge, 36, wore a new pair of pearl earrings to Prince Louis' christening.
The stunning gems seem to have cost a huge sum of money Prince Louis' christening yesterday was attended by many high profile royals, and of course his mother and father. Kate Middleton was a vision in a cream ensemble.
She wore a cream coat with matching shoes and a headband with floral details. Adding to the look was a brand new pair of earrings, never seen before on the Duchess.
A fan of pricey jewels, Kate is often seen in lavish gems - some of which are borrowed from the Queen. But these new pieces come with a hefty price tag.
The earrings appeared to be the Cavolfiore Pearl Studs from Cassandra Goad.
With a shop in Sloane Square, the jewellers website states: “Her jewellery is worn by Lord Mayors, countesses, princesses.”
The earrings are available to order from £4,360.
They are constructed of 18ct yellow gold and set with seven pearls set with diamonds (0.3cts).“Inspired by the clusters of young flower stalks of the cauliflower (cavolfiore) in the market. From the Journey to Sicily,” the website states.Read more from EXPRESS.