Shopping for Kate? Carole Middleton is spotted browsing necklaces at exclusive Chelsea jewellers beloved by the Duchess
- The Duchess of Cambridge’s mother was seen doing a spot of Christmas shopping in the royal’s favourite jewellers
- Carole Middleton, 68, was spotted at Cassandra Goad in London’s exclusive Sloane Street
- The duchess has long been a fan of the British luxury jeweller known for her innovative designs
Her love of jewellery is no secret, whether it be a statement necklace, her favourite diamond drop earrings or a borrowed royal heirloom.
So it is no surprise that the Duchess of Cambridge’s mother was seen doing a spot of Christmas shopping in the royal’s favourite jewellers, Cassandra Goad in London’s exclusive Sloane Street.
Carole Middleton, 66, spent some time on Friday examining some of the designer’s necklaces which can range from £100 to over £33,000.
The duchess has long been a fan of the British luxury jeweller known for her innovative designs and has frequently been spotted wearing some pieces at key royal events.
Carole Middleton, 66, goes Christmas shopping for jewellery at her daughters favourite upmarket earring and necklace designer Cassandra Goad
It is no surprise that the Duchess of Cambridge’s mother was seen doing a spot of Christmas shopping in the royal’s favourite jewellers
Kate frequently wears the Temple of Heaven girandole pendant yellow gold earrings by the designer, which cost £1,320
Kate wore the stunning £4,360 Cavolfiore pearl stud earrings at Prince Louis’s christening in 2018.
She also frequently wears another pair by the designer, the Temple of Heaven girandole pendant yellow gold earrings, which cost £1,320.
The duchess wore the statement earrings as early as 2012 at a reception to launch the Imperial War Museum Foundation’s First World War Galleries.
Kate wore the stunning £4,360 Cavolfiore pearl stud earrings at Prince Louis’s christening in 2018 (pictured)
Kate wearing the Temple of Heaven girandole pendant yellow gold earrings at a Dramatic Arts Reception at Buckingham Palace
And she chose them again in 2014 at a reception at Buckingham Palace and in 2017 for an event at the Natural History Museum.
Mrs Middleton also has some treats in store to make her grandchildren ‘laugh’ this Christmas with some novelty Nordic gnomes.
Sharing an image of the decorations on the Instagram account for her business Party Pieces, she wrote: ‘I’m going to need a few more of these cheeky chaps this December to hide around the house and make my grandchildren laugh.
‘As much as I love immaculate decorations, we can’t be too serious at Christmas.’