The Royal Jewels of November

It’s time for another roundup of the royal jewels worn this month! Here’s a look at some of the royal glitter we saw in November.

On November 4, Queen Mathilde of the Belgians wore a pair of her signature gold statement earrings for a visit to the Onze-Lieve-Vrouw Hospital in Aalst.

Queen Mathilde wore earrings with leaf pendants to visit the Centre Hospitalier Bois de l’Abbaye in Seraing on Tuesday, November 17.

Queen Letizia of Spain wore a favorite pair of small gold hoops with a bamboo design to visit the new University Hospital of Toledo on Monday, November 16.

For the Francisco Cerecedo Awards at the Prado on Wednesday, November 18, Queen Letizia wore a dazzling pair of pave-set diamond hoop earrings.

Hoops were also the jewel of choice for Crown Princess Mary of Denmark, who wore an elegant gold pair on Friday, November 20, as she participated in a UNICEF livestream at Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen.

In Cambodia, Queen Monique wore gold and diamond jewelry as she returned to Phnom Penh on Saturday, November 7, following a visit to China for a health check-up.

Queen Maxima of the Netherlands chose an interesting pair of sculptural gold earrings for a virtual appearance at the ASEAN Women Leaders’ Summit on Thursday, November 12.

On Friday, November 13, Queen Maxima wore gold and diamond jewels, including a trio of butterfly brooches and a chunky ring, during a working visit to the Willem van den Bergh residential care park in Noordwijk.

Queen Maxima wore gem-set statement earrings from Amrapali on Wednesday, November 18, for a visit to a construction company in Scheveningen.

For a working visit to MBO Utrecht on Thursday, November 19, Queen Maxima wore a pair of eye-catching floral earrings.

Queen Maxima chose statement earrings from Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen for the Prince Bernhard Culture Foundation Awards in Amsterdam on Monday, November 23.

And on Tuesday, November 24, Queen Maxima sparkled in diamond and black pearl earrings for the opening of the renovated Museum of the Spirit in Haarlem.

On Sunday, November 1, Queen Suthida of Thailand, wearing diamonds and pearls, joined the rest of the royal family for a religious service held in a Buddhist temple inside the palace in Bangkok.

Princess Bajrakitiyabha of Thailand wore a suite of traditional golden Thai jewelry for the November 1 religious observance.

For the November 1 service, Princess Sirivannavari of Thailand wore an impressive five-stranded pearl necklace.

For Monaco’s National Day celebrations on Thursday, November 19, Princess Charlene wore diamond and pearl earrings and an interesting pearl ring. (See it here!)

Princess Caroline of Monaco was also elegant in pearl earrings on National Day. (More here!)

Royals in the United Kingdom made numerous public appearances related to Remembrance Sunday and Armistice Day this month. On Wednesday, November 4, Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom wore the Jardine Star Brooch as she visited Westminster Abbey to pay tribute to the Unknown Warrior. (More here.)

For Remembrance Sunday on November 8, the Queen wore the Dorset Bow Brooch.

The Duchess of Cornwall wore pearls with her diamond Rifles badge on Remembrance Sunday.

On Sunday, November 15, Camilla wore pearls, a poppy brooch, and the badge of the Lancers as she arrived at Bellevue Palace in Berlin, part of a royal visit to mark Germany’s National Day of Mourning.

On Remembrance Sunday in London, the Duchess of Cambridge wore diamond and pearl earrings on loan from the Queen. (More here.)

The Countess of Wessex wore the cap badge of The Rifles, a poppy brooch, and multicolored earrings for Remembrance Sunday in London.

On Wednesday, November 11, Sophie wore earrings by Dior as she took part in an Armistice Day service at the National Memorial Arboretum in Stafford.