The Princess of Wales wore a pair of Shyla earrings (Image: Getty )
The looked stylish in a monochrome navy look as, with her husband . Kate accessorised with a pair of Shyla hoop earrings which caught our attention.
Shyla is a London-based jewellery brand owned and founded by Alice Blofeld. She designs and creates ethically crafted jewels. But you will be pleased to know that the collection has an affordable price tag. The , 43, wore the Rosalia earrings in Lapis, which retail at £70.
The stones are set in a small metal hoop made from 22-carat gold on sterling silver. All of Shyla’s jewellery is also “hypoallergenic.” Princess Kate is clearly a fan of the brand, as she already owns another version featuring pearl gemstones.
While the exact pair Kate wore on Saturday are not available, the found a pair of Shyla hoops Kate has worn before, as well as some affordable alternatives from high-street brands, which she also loves, to allow you to replicate Princess Kate’s look for less.
Princess Kate visited the AW Hainsworth textile mill in Leeds back in 2023 wearing the Shyla pearls (Image: Getty )
Shyla Rosalia 22ct yellow gold-plated, £68 (Image: Shyla / Selfridges )
Shyla no longer stocks the exact version Princess Kate wore to the rugby, but we have managed to find the style she has worn on repeat so you’re still able to accessorise like a royal. These Rosalia hoop earrings are elegantly crafted with circular freshwater pearls and set in twisted 22-carat gold on sterling silver. Kate has worn the beautiful earrings at various community engagements and official events, which have quickly made them a go-to staple in her closet. And we love the chic design and how the pearls pop against the gold hoop.
Siren Mini Pearl Huggie Earrings, £70 (Image: Monica Vinader )
The Siren earrings from Monica Vinader are a great alternative to the Shyla hoops and offer a more understated look. The style is versatile and can be dressed up or down. They feature a small round hoop and a large stand-alone pearl made from 18-carat gold vermeil.
Princess Kate often wears the Norfolk-based brand. Not only is it fairly priced, but their collection looks expensive. This is no doubt why other members of the Royal Family, including and .
Astrid & Miyu Pearl Drop Hoops, £70 (Image: Astrid & Miyu / Fenwick )
Astrid & Miyu’s pearl drop hoops are another purse-friendly option to recreate the gold pearl design favoured by Kate. They offer a simple, elegant aesthetic and retail for £80. However, the earrings are slightly different they feature a pendant-style freshwater cultivated pearl.
You may have heard of Astrid & Miyu before, as the London-based jewellery brand is also a go-to for Kate’s sister,
Missoma Button Pearl Square Small Hoop Earrings, £125 (Image: Missoma / Fenwick )
These Square pearl earrings from Missoma are another affordable alternative which features a sleek button pearl drop. The earrings are a classic piece, reimagined with a unique hoop design. The square design is likely to get people talking and offers a chic alternative to the classic circle design.
They hoops are made from 18ct recycled gold-plated vermeil on recycled sterling silver and rhodium-plated sterling silver. Missoma offers a 2-year warranty for peace of mind.
Princess Kate is a huge fan of Missoma and wore a design from their collection when she visited the Royal Marsden Hospital at the start of this year.