Kate Middleton, Princess of Wales and wife of the heir to the British throne, Prince William, often resorts to the jewelry she inherited from the senior royal family to wear on official occasions, which she did at the second ceremony of the coronation of King Charles, known as the Scottish coronation, which was held in St Giles Cathedral in Edinburgh.

Kate chose Queen Elizabeth II’s necklace, consisting of four rows of pearls and diamonds, from Gerrard’s jewelry house, in honor of the late queen, and added to the necklace earrings made of pearls from Collingwood, belonging to Princess Diana, according to the British “Daily Mail” website.

Middleton wore the necklace for the first time at the funeral of Prince Philip in April 2021, and she wore it again at the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II in September 2023..

Kate and Elizabeth

The Princess of Wales also re-worn the blue coat dress by British designer Catherine Walker, which she first appeared in on Commonwealth Day in March 2022, and wore it again at Easter at St George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle, last April..

And this time she adopted a blue coat, which was a reference to the Scottish flag, a hat designed by Philip Treacy, along with shoes from Amy London, and a clutch bag in a matching color.

Kate and Diana