Kate Middleton Honors Holocaust Memorial Day with Meaningful Jewelry Choices

The Princess of Wales wore pieces linked to Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Diana, and a Jewish-owned brand at the 80th anniversary of Auschwitz-Birkenau's liberation.

Kate Middleton attended a Holocaust Memorial Day service in London on January 27, marking the 80th anniversary of the liberation of Auschwitz-Birkenau.
She wore Queen Elizabeth II’s Bahrain Pearl Drop earrings, a significant piece of royal mourning jewelry previously owned by Princess Diana and other royals.
Kate debuted a vintage five-strand pearl necklace by Jewish-owned brand Susan Caplan, symbolizing solidarity with the Jewish community on this solemn occasion.
Her all-black ensemble, including a Catherine Walker coat, reflected the somber tone of the event, where she and Prince William met Holocaust survivors and their families.
The event highlighted the royal couple’s commitment to remembrance and hope, as shared in their official statement honoring the lives lost in the Holocaust and other genocides.