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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex (and Archie!) are currently on a tour of South Africa, and today we’ve got a look at some of the jewels that Meghan has worn so far during the visit.
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For their first formal engagement of the tour, the Sussexes headed to Cape Town’s Nyanga township for a visit to the Justice Desk initiative. The program teaches children about their rights and provides self-defense classes and female empowerment training to young girls in the community.
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With her Mayamiko dress, Meghan wore pieces of diamond and turquoise jewelry. Her diamond and turquoise earrings are by Jennifer Meyer. Her necklace features a small round turquoise and a diamond-set hamsa pendant.
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Meghan wore her gold wedding band, but not her engagement ring or her eternity band. Instead, she stacked a gold and turquoise ring (another Jennifer Meyer piece) with her wedding ring.
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Both Meghan and Harry wore beaded bracelets from the Justice Desk intitative.
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We got a nice close-up of the bracelet from the pool photographers. It’s similar in design to the Childhood bracelets worn by the Swedish royals. The Justice Desk bracelets can be purchased online, with the proceeds going to support the program.
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Meghan and Harry also visited the District 6 Homecoming Centre in Cape Town on Monday. The captions provided with the photographs from the engagement note that District 6 is “a former inner-city residential area in Cape Town, where freed slaves, artisans, immigrants, merchants and the Cape Malay community lived. For over a hundred years, different communities and races lived side by side, and the District became known for its vibrant culture, music and food. In 1966, the government declared District 6 a whites-only area, and over 60,000 residents were forcibly removed and relocated to the Cape Flats Township.”
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Meghan changed into a Veronica Beard dress, which was previously worn during her tour of Tonga, for the visit. She kept the same ring stack on her left hand, but she changed out her earrings. This striking pair of leaf earrings was made by a Cape Town jeweler, Nina Bosch.
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On Tuesday, Meghan and Harry headed to Monwabisi Beach in Cape Town to visit Waves for Change, a program that supports local surf mentors to provide mental health services to vulnerable young people living in under resourced communities.
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Meghan wore casual denim for the engagement, and she repeated her jewelry from Monday’s first engagement, including her Jennifer Meyer turquoise and diamond earrings…
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…and her necklace with the small diamond hamsa charm…
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…and the Jennifer Meyer turquoise and gold ring, which she again stacked with her gold wedding band.
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On Wednesday, the Sussexes visited the Bo Kaap district of Cape Town, where they participated in Heritage Day celebrations and visited the Auwal Mosque.
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Meghan again repeated her turquoise Jennifer Meyer earrings (and ring, stacked with her wedding band) and her necklace with the small diamond hamsa charm.
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Here’s another view of the rings from Wednesday.
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On Wednesday evening, Meghan and Harry attended a reception for young people, community, and civil society leaders at the Residence of the British High Commissioner in Cape Town.
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The event was a second outing for Meghan’s new Nina Bosch earrings.
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Meghan also wore the turquoise ring/wedding band combination for the reception.
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On Thursday, the entire Sussex family met with Archbishop Desmond Tutu at the the Desmond and Leah Tutu Legacy Foundation in Cape Town.
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Meghan again wore her turquoise earrings and ring, but in lieu of any interesting jewelry to discuss, we’ve at least got a cute baby to look at!
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The engagement was one of Archie’s most public appearances to date, and it confirmed that he’s absolutely adorable.
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Okay, I can’t resist, here’s one more.
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Archie’s mother was back in action later on Thursday, attending an event for women founders and social entrepreneurs at Woodstock Exchange in Cape Town. Woodstock Exchange is a tech hub that focuses on skills development and access to markets by assisting entrepreneurs, particularly women, to acquire skills, resources and support.
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Meghan wore gold statement earrings from Gas Bijoux for the event. She debuted the earrings earlier this year during the couple’s visit to Morocco.
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With her turquoise and wedding rings, she also wore a slender bangle bracelet from Zofia Day.
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