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| The Cambridge-Cornwall Charm Bracelet (Photo: Clive Brunskill/Getty Images) |
One of the simplest yet most sentimental pieces of jewelry in the Duchess of Cambridge’s collection is a gold link bracelet with a single disc charm. The piece is thought to have been a gift to Kate from her stepmother-in-law, the Duchess of Cornwall.
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One side of the disc charm is engraved with Kate’s official cypher: the letter C surmounted by a ducal coronet.
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The other side of the disc features Camilla’s official cypher: the letter C surrounded by a ring and surmounted by the coronet of the heir apparent.
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Here’s an even better look at the details of the bracelet; you can see that each larger link is textured.
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Kate wore the bracelet for the first time in public at Victoria Barracks in June 2011, only a few months after her wedding.
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Two days later, she wore the bracelet to watch tennis at Wimbledon.
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She also took the bracelet along with her on the 2011 tour of North America; she wore it at a polo match in Santa Barbara, California.
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