The Princess of Wales honored Holocaust Remembrance Day by wearing a five-strand faux pearl necklace from vintage jeweler Susan Caplan. The piece, dating back to the 1980s, features pearls in various sizes and a Swarovski crystal clasp. Caplan expressed her honor on Instagram, stating that it was a special moment for the Jewish-owned brand.
Sourced from vintage jeweler Susan Caplan , the piece dates from the eighties and includes pearls in various sizes, along with an embellished Swarovski crystal clasp.For the ceremony, the Princess of Wales wore a five-strand faux pearl necklace , which she sourced from vintage jeweler Susan Caplan .
“Today marks 80 years since the Holocaust, and as a Jewish owned brand we are honoured that the Princess of Wales chose to wear our necklace for today’s memorial to commemorate Holocaust Remembrance Day,” she Fans of the company and Middleton praised the choice in the comment section, writing, “Congratulations, this is so special ❤️” and “So proud ✡️ and so incredibly emotional seeing this.”Caplan spoke about the special moment on Instagram, writing, “Today marks 80 years since the Holocaust, and as a Jewish owned brand we are honoured that the Princess of Wales chose to wear our necklace for today’s memorial to commemorate Holocaust Remembrance Day.
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