Kate Middleton makes powerful statement in new appearance
Princess Kate has seemingly returned to royal duties after completing chemotherapy
Princess Kate marked a bold comeback following a challenging period of cancer treatment.
For the unversed, the Princess of Wales recently met a cancer patient at Windsor Castle after completing her chemotherapy.
The future Queen has been lauded for exchanging a warm conversation with the teenage girl.
For the event, Catherine donned a chic burgundy trouser suit, but her 'Temple of Heaven Earrings' bagged the attention of royal fans.
Speaking of the sentimental value behind her jewellery choice, style expert James Harris believes that Kate's earnings reflected "power and strength."
In conversation with GB, he said, "Kate looked beautiful at the emotional and heart-warming encounter. Her gold drop earrings were every ounce of elegance against her chic burgundy trouser suit."
"The earrings have been showcased on many royal occasions, featuring bold statement shapes, reflecting strength and power," the expert added.
While explaining the meaning behind the Princess' jewel, James shared they represent "celestial power" according to previous descriptions.
"Design is thought to be inspired by no other than The Emperor of China: 'The Emperor was regarded as the son of Heaven, responsible for the celestial power for success or failure for his government,'" James shared.
It is important to note that Kate Middleton has gradually returned to her royal duties after cancer recovery.
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