The royal family, particularly the women of the family, are known to make sweet and symbolic statements and tributes through their sartorial choices.
Whether it's Meghan Markle weaving emblems from all 53 commonwealth countries into her wedding day veil or both Duchesses wearing tiaras at ceremonial functions that have a rich history.
On Saturday for Meghan and Prince Harry's son Archie's private christening in Windsor, Kate Middleton chose to wear a particular pair of earrings that had significant meaning for a number of reasons.
According to Hello!, The Collingwood Pearl Earrings earrings belonged to the late Princess Diana - her husband William and Harry's mother - so it was fitting that she chose to mark Archie's grandmother in such a sweet way.
Not only this, the earrings were actually worn by Diana at the christening of Prince Harry in 1984, so it's especially moving that Kate chose to wear them when Harry's first child was baptised.
The earrings complemented Kate's blush pink Stella McCartney dress, headband and heels - which were both in darker shades of pink.
Princess Diana was also represented at the christening, held in Windsor Castle's Private Chapel, through the attendance of her sisters. Lady Jane Fellowes and Lady Sarah McCorquodale were also included in the official family portrait from the special day alongside Kate, William, Prince Charles, the Duchess of Cornwall and Meghan's mother Doria Ragland.
A second gorgeous image was also released by the palace of Meghan, Harry and Archie in the Rose Garden after the ceremony.
For the important event, Meghan opted for a Dior cream dress, paired with a hat with net detail.
Jewellery wise, she also made a meaningful choice selecting the same Cartier earrings she wore on her royal wedding to Prince Harry in May 2018.
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