Kate Middleton Showcases Rare Royal Necklace Over 100 Years Old

The CSR Journal Magazine

Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, made a notable fashion statement at the world premiere of Tom Cruise’s latest film, ‘Digger’, held at ODEON Luxe Leicester Square in London on September 22. Known for her ability to fuse contemporary style with royal heritage, she wore a striking ensemble that included a rare royal necklace with origins over a century ago. The appearance marked another significant event attended by the royal couple, who had also participated in the London premiere of Cruise’s ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ in 2022.

Elegant Gown Compliments Regal Accessories

For the film’s premiere, Kate Middleton chose a flowing purple gown designed by British fashion designer Jenny Packham. The dress featured a plunging neckline and elegant ruched details around the waist, accompanied by billowing sleeves and a train that gracefully swept the floor. Styled with understated makeup, her hair was elegantly arranged in soft waves and secured in a half-up fashion. She opted for light smoky eyes and glossy pink lips, showcasing a look that balanced elegance and simplicity.

The jewellery worn by the Princess captured particular attention, especially an exceptional necklace previously owned by the Queen Mother. This piece, known as the Amethyst Sautoir Necklace, consists of pearls, diamonds, and amethysts, and is seldom seen in public. It was originally presented to Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon, the Queen Mother, by Queen Alexandra as a wedding gift in 1923. This rare appearance of the necklace at the premiere added significant historical value to the evening’s events.

Known for its elegance, the necklace has been a part of royal history and has made limited public appearances over the years. Notably, Queen Camilla, while still titled the Duchess of Cornwall, wore this piece during the premiere of the James Bond film ‘Skyfall’ in 2012. Such connections to cinematic history highlight the necklace’s unique status within the royal accessory collection.

Connections to Princess Diana’s Legacy

In addition to the necklace, Middleton also sported pearl drop earrings that once belonged to her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana. This choice added a further layer of familial significance to her look, as Middleton has frequently incorporated jewellery associated with Diana into her wardrobe. The earrings provide a subtle yet poignant nod to the family legacy and add depth to Middleton’s style choices on significant public occasions.

The Prince of Wales complemented his wife’s glamorous appearance with a sophisticated black velvet double-breasted jacket and bow tie, reflecting a cohesive aesthetic for the couple at the premiere. Their elegant attire aligned perfectly with the evening’s focus on film and cultural contributions.

The event supported the Film and TV Charity, an organisation dedicated to improving the wellbeing of individuals within the film, television, and cinema sectors. This initiative aims to foster supportive work environments and enhance the overall welfare of those in the industry, further underscoring the royal couple’s commitment to important charitable causes.

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