The Princess of Wales wore her Links of London effervescence earrings five or six times between 2011 and 2012. She brought the sterling silver chain drop earrings back just once, for an engagement in 2014. We’ve yet to see them again.
About the Links of London Effervescence Earrings:
- From the Links of London ‘Effervescence’ Collection
- Made from sterling silver
- They feature lavender iolite stones
- They feature silver bubbles, which have formed into a tactile cluster.
- They drop from a silver chain
At the time, Links of London described the Effervescence Bubble earrings as “perfect for evening glamour” and to be “treasured by all women.”
About the Links of London Effervescence collection:
Links of London say that bubbles of joy and celebration inspired their Effervescence collection. The collection features contemporary jewellery in seasonal colours, modern classics in silver and gold, as well as timeless styles featuring beautiful pearls.
If you’re planning to buy Kate’s Effervescence earrings, you may be interested to know Links of London sell coordinating bracelets, necklaces, watches and rings.
The other Links of London earrings in Kate’s jewellery box:
We’ve spotted the always elegant Princess wearing one other pair of earrings from Links of London—the Hope Egg style. She chose notably wore the elegant oval shaped drops during her official engagement photo session in 2010, and on a handful of occasions since.
About Links of London:
Links of London was a British jewellery brand established in 1990 by founders John Ayton and Annoushka Ducas. Known for its elegant and timeless designs like the Friendship and Sweetie bracelets, it was a favourite for those seeking accessible luxury.
In 2006, Ducas and Ayton sold Links of London to Greek jewellery retailer Folli Follie. They maintained a global presence with outlets in Europe, the US, and Asia.
However, the brand faced financial difficulties and eventually ceased trading. Despite efforts to find a buyer, Links of London couldn’t sustain its business. The last known store to close was in Hong Kong, and as of June 2020, the brand is no longer in operation.
It’s a poignant end for a brand that once had such a strong following.
