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Diamonds, gold, and pearls were Queen Letizia’s jewels of choice for a trio of recent outings in Spain. Here’s a look at all the jewels…

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King Felipe and Queen Letizia celebrated Valentine’s Day with a trip to Almonte in Andalusia.

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The visit included a stop at the famous Hermitage of El Rocío. The hermitage is the site of the Virgin of El Rocío, an important Spanish pilgrimage destination.

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Letizia wore her bezel-set diamond and Australian pearl drop earrings.

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She also wore her oval ring from Karen Hallam on her left hand.

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The visit to the area coincided with the 50th anniversary celebration of Doñana National Park.

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The royals posed on the park’s sand dunes during their visit.

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They changed into more casual clothes for this part of the day’s schedule.

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Letizia also changed her earrings, swapping out the pearls and diamonds for sleek gold hoops, which coordinate nicely with her ring.

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On Monday, Felipe and Letizia were back in Madrid, where they attended the presentation of the National Research Awards at El Pardo Palace.

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Letizia wore her diamond and aquamarine Bulgari hoops for the awards presentation. The earrings can also be worn with an impressive set of aquamarine drops. (See them here!)

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She again wore her Karen Hallam ring on her left index finger.

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Here’s a closer view of the ring from Monday’s appearance. It’s an affordable piece, made of gold-plated silver.

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Casa Real released a series of new official portraits of the Spanish royal family this week, including images featuring a whole lot of sparkle.

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King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia of Spain posed in grand gala ensembles for some of the new portraits, including full jewels and orders.

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Queen Letizia chose to wear some of the most important royal jewels from the family collection for the images. With her pink floral gown, she wore Queen Ena’s Fleur-de-Lis Tiara, which is commonly called “La Buena” (or “the good one”). She also wore Ena’s magnificent diamond earrings and her matched diamond bracelets. All of these pieces are part of the joyas de pasar collection, which is reserved for the use of queens regnant and consort. Letizia also used one of her personal jewels, the fleur-de-lis brooch that comes from her tiara, to secure the sash of the Order of Charles III.

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If the dress and jewels look familiar, there’s a good reason! Letizia wore the combination last October in Tokyo during the enthronement celebrations for the new Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako.

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She wore the dress and jewels for the banquet held on the night of the imperial enthronement. You’ll note one difference: on that occasion, as she was in Japan, she wore the sash and star of her highest Japanese order, the Order of the Precious Crown.

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The new portrait session also features images in daytime business attire. The only visible jewel in these images is Letizia’s golden oval ring, worn on her left hand.

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The new portraits also feature Infanta Leonor, the Princess of Asturias, and her younger sister, Infanta Sofia. My favorite from the batch is this gorgeous black-and-white photo of the sisters.