Kate Middleton attended the Cheltenham Gold Cup in 2007 wearing a rose quartz and amazonite necklace by Claudia Bradby. She wore the ‘Camellia’ necklace from from the jeweller’s spring/summer 2007 collection.
As demand for the necklace was high after the Royal Wedding in 2011, Bradby reissued the piece. Fast forward 10 years and it’s no longer available, sadly.
How Claudia Bradby described the necklace at the time:
The design that caught the eye of Kate Middleton, Our amazonite and rose quartz on sterling silver hoop necklace is an exquisite piece of jewellery that will accesorise your wardrobe beautifully. Length 81.5cm.
Rose quartz and amazonite are both associated with love and said to balance the emotions and promote calm.
About Kate and Claudia Bradby:
The Princess has a notable connection with Claudia Bradby—she was introduced to the jeweller’s work back when she was working for British retailer Jigsaw before marrying Prince William. Kate even collaborated with Bradby on a jewellery collection, which included a pair of silver and pearl earrings.
About Claudia Bradby:
Claudia Bradby is a British jewellery designer who has carved out a niche for herself with her modern approach to pearl jewellery, she makes pearls accessible and relevant for today’s style-conscious individuals.
Founded in 1999, her eponymous brand blends traditional elegance with contemporary design, offering pieces that are both versatile and timeless. Known for using hand-selected pearls and combining them with sterling silver and semi-precious stones, Claudia Bradby’s designs appeal to a broad range of women.
