The Duchess of Cornwall certainly likes the finer things in life. Camilla Parker Bowles, 71, was seen wearing a pair of earrings worth in the region of $60,000 as she stepped out with her husband Prince Charles, 69, in Gambia on Thursday November 1.
The earrings are designed by luxury jewellers Van Cleef & Arpels and are the Magic Alhambra design and are made of 18 carat gold and are set with 158 diamonds.
She wore them to the state dinner and reception at the Coco Ocean Hotel on day two of their West Africa trip.
“Created in 2006 by Van Cleef & Arpels, the Magic Alhambra jewellery creations gather different-sized Alhambra motifs, coming together in a joyful dance,” says the designers.
“Inspired by the clover leaf, their asymmetric designs feature different associations of materials.”
The Duchess first wore the earrings in 2015 to the Presentation of the Man Booker Prize.
Camilla also owns the Magic Alhambra Malachite earrings, which are listed for around $12,000.
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