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The Overlooked Jewelry Trend Started By Princess Beatrice At Her Wedding

It wasn’t the tiara or the engagement ring.

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The Overlooked Jewelry Trend Started By Princess Beatrice At Her Wedding
Princess Beatrice at her wedding in July 2020. Photo courtesy of Shutterstock.

THERE IS NOTHING like a British royal wedding to start a trend, and Princess Beatrice’s nuptials had all the appropriate jewels—a legendary tiara, an engagement ring and wedding band designed by visionary Shaun Leane, and delicate yellow gold bracelets. These bracelets were not your conventional royal jewels; they were styles that your customers could wear every day (and Beatrice probably does). By wearing them to her wedding, Beatrice personalized her entire look. We predict they start a trend for dainty, lightweight bracelets that are accessibly priced and easy to wear, which is important with gold being up and the future uncertain.

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