The Duchess of Sussex looked immaculate - and not to mention glowing - on Thursday as she stepped out at the Smart Works HQ in London. The stunning wife of Prince Harry covered her growing baby bump a black dress by Hatch (which she first wore on a visit to King's College in 2018) a camel coat by Oscar de la Renta and jazzy, cow-print shoes by Gianvito Rossi. Meghan wore her trademark raven hair tied back in a sleek bun and we could clearly see her earrings which were extremely unique. Known as 'crawlers' or 'climbers' the £315 gems were by Kimai are very on-trend as they graduate up the ear, with a chain, giving the illusion that one is wearing three earrings in a row.
Meghan wore 'crawler' earrings at Smart Works HQ
The former Suits star is a huge fan of all types of jewellery - in particular, dainty-style gems. As well as loving high street jewellery that is affordable, she is also partial to a treat or two, and during the royal tour of Australia, Meghan wore a whopping £58,000 of jewellery. One of her favourite brands she often turns to is Birks.
£315, Kimai
The Canadian jewellery house designed the Rosée du Matin White Gold Flex Wrap Bracelet Meghan owns, which sells for £1992.64. She also loves the 'Bee Chic' range, and has worn two versions of the Bee Chic Stud Earrings and the Stackable Bee Chic Ring, which set her back £2341.
Also during the tour, Meghan teamed her caped Fijian blue gown by Safiyaa with a pair of glittering diamond chandelier earrings, which were said at the time to have been 'borrowed' from a royal family member.
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When the royal family gathered for Prince Charles' 70th birthday gala in November, the large diamond studs with three strands of dazzling gems were back in the 37-year-old's ears as she and Harry arrived at Buckingham Palace and they're by haute couture jewellery house Butani.
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