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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex continued their visit to Africa this week, and we saw the Duchess out and about for several engagements in Johannesburg. Here’s a look at the jewels she chose for the second half of the tour. (Don’t miss our recap of last week’s engagements!)
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On Monday, Meghan ventured out to Victoria Yards, a revitalized area of Johannesburg that features groups of local artists showcasing their talents and work.
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Appropriately, Meghan chose to showcase the work of a South African jeweler during the visit. Her handcrafted hoop earrings were made by Pichulik, a company headquartered in Cape Town. The brand’s website notes that they see jewelry as “a sacred conduit for healing, community and wisdom.”
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On Tuesday, Meghan began her day with a visit to the University of Johannesburg, in her capacity as patron of the Association of Commonwealth Universities. She participated in a roundtable discussion about the difficulties faced by South African women seeking to access higher education.
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She kept her jewelry extremely minimal for this event, wearing no earrings at all. (Her hair covered her ears for the majority of the engagement.)
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She did wear her gold wedding band stacked with her gold and turquoise Jennifer Meyer ring, as well as a gold and enamel evil eye bracelet by Alemdara.
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Later on Tuesday, Meghan visited Action Aid South Africa, an organization dedicated to fighting for women’s rights, championing social justice, and ending poverty. While visiting Action Aid, she participated in a conversation about ways to tackle the problem of violence against women and girls.
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For the engagement, Meghan chose another pair of earrings by Pichulik. This pair features copper beads and woven rope in their design.
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She also wore her evil eye bracelet and the same ring stack from her earlier outing.
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On Wednesday, Meghan joined Harry for a visit to Tembisa township in Johannesburg, where they toured the community hub of Youth Employment Services.
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With her simple white shirt dress, Meghan chose colorful accessories.
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Her red tassel earrings come from the US brand Madewell, a favorite retailer of Meghan’s. The stud portion of the earring is set with pink jade.
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She also wore a beaded bracelet that was presented to her during a private engagement the previous day.
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The final day of the tour concluded later on with a Creative Industries and Business Reception and audience with the nation’s President and First Lady, as well as a meeting with a very important South African figure: Graca Machel, the widow of the late Nelson Mandela.
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For this part of the day, Meghan returned to the Jennifer Meyer gold, diamond, and turquoise earrings that she favored during her engagements in Cape Town last week.
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She also again wore her wedding ring stacked with the gold and turquoise Jennifer Meyer ring, as well as a delicate gold bracelet.
