Duchess Catherine Tiara and Earrings: All the Details
Catherine Middleton's tiara and earrings
Catherine Middleton's smile wasn't the only thing sparkling on her wedding day. The newly ennobled Duchess of Cambridge walked down the aisle at the Westminster Abbey in her v-neck Alexander McQueen gown, designed by creative director Sarah Burton, and it was accessorized with glittering touches fit for a princess.
Middleton's cascading curls were topped off by a 1936 Cartier halo tiara lent to her by Queen Elizabeth. The tiara, which was purchased by King George VI for the Queen Mother, was presented to the Queen on her 18th birthday, the Palace confirms.
With her hair swept behind her ears, Middleton wore leaf-shaped diamond earrings by Robinson Pelham, which were made to match her tiara. They also featured a diamond set drop and pavé set diamond suspended in the center.
The earrings were a gift by her parents, Carole and Michael Middleton.
Sister – and maid of honor – Pippa Middleton wored a similar pair of diamond earrings, also designed by Robinson Pelham.
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