Queen Letizia introduces a peculiar jewel with a clear message of love

On January 6, Queen Letizia gave the go-ahead for a new year, opening the royal calendar. Together with King Felipe VI, the consort presided over the traditional one Easter Military held at the Royal Palace of Madrid. An agreement made year after year. In addition, 2023 was very special because the restrictions imposed by the coronavirus pandemic have been lifted.

For the special occasion, Doña Letizia wore a fitted dress with long sleeves, a round neckline and straight lines in burgundy by Felipe Varela, a signature that is not missing from her elaborate royal dress. Incidentally, this design was first released as a curiosity in 2013. He combined this piece of clothing with an elegant black cape from Carolina Herrera, one of his top brands. Added to this outfit monochromatic stilettos.

Although it attracted some special attention, it was the jewel that Queen Letizia chose. Although in recent years she has not hesitated to complement her multiple outfits with her inseparable gold Karen Hallam ring in a minimalist style, gifted to her by the King Felipe VIas she herself confirmed during an appearance for the media.

During this first act of the year, the Queen debuted a ring of great significance adorning the index finger of her left hand. It is a piece from the Coreterno firm, made in 18 carat yellow gold. Alaha, handmade in Rome by Italian goldsmiths and costs 915 euros. It’s a simple gold design, but engraved with a phrase: “Amor che tutto move” (Love moves all), a quote inspired by the last line of Dante Alighieri’s The Divine Comedy. Without a doubt, this is a new piece that will probably accompany the Karen Hallam ring on many occasions, which has become one of her favorites among all those in her royal jeweller.

Another of her favorite jewelry stores is gold and roses, as there are several occasions when she has worn earrings from the aforementioned brand. Just a few days ago it came to light that Queen Letizia was one of the royals who spends the least per year on clothes. It was UFO no more who made a ranking where he analyzed in detail the clothes every royal woman has worn in the last 12 months. Although the figure is approximate, it has been possible to get closer to reality. The consort brought approx €53,000 last year in reference to the first royal on the list Charlene from Monaco herself, with an investment of 800,000 euros in her dressing room.

With the arrival of the coronavirus pandemic in 2020, Queen Letizia started recycling her outfits more often. Exactly from that same year, the Queen started a long distance race with the environment as the main subject. There is no shortage among their favorite brands either cheap. Zara, Sfera or Massimo Dutti are just some of the brands for which the Queen feels real devotion. Now it remains to be seen which looks and accessories will surprise Felipe VI’s wife in the most special year for her daughter, Princess Leonor. The heiress to the throne will celebrate her coming of age on October 31 and will swear to the Constitution as she continues her studies in the military, following in her father’s footsteps.