On Friday, the Prince and Princess of Monaco attended a special anniversary concert at the Grimaldi Forum, with Charlene wearing a tuxedo-inspired ensemble and diamond accessories.
Prince Albert II and Princess Charlene of Monaco were in the audience for Friday’s gala concert celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Prince’s Carabiniers Orchestra at the Grimaldi Forum. The Prince’s Company of Carabiniers is the infantry branch of Monaco’s small military, tasked with guarding the princely family and the Prince’s Palace, as well as providing ceremonial services. The band, founded on the request of Albert’s father, Prince Rainier III, had its inaugural performance on National Day in November 1966.
Prince Albert and Princess Charlene were joined at the concert by his cousin, Mélanie-Antoinette de Massy. She is a granddaughter of the late Princess Antoinette, Prince Rainier III’s only sister.
For the concert, Princess Charlene paid tribute to the sharp tailoring of the military orchestra’s uniforms, wearing a tuxedo-inspired dress from Ralph Lauren paired with one of their crisp wingtip shirts.
She accessorized with a pair of diamond drop earrings. I’ve not yet been able to track down the exact pair. These appear to have either large diamonds in the center of the drop or another similar pale gemstone.
They’re similar to, but not exactly the same as, the pair of Graff diamond earrings that she wore for the Grand Prix gala back in June.
Charlene also wore her pear-shaped diamond engagement ring on her left hand. She often wears the ring on its own, but for the concert it looks like she stacked it with a second diamond band.
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