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For the return dinner during the Israeli state visit, Queen Letizia of Spain wore a pair of diamond earrings with major family status.

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These are the diamond cluster earrings from the joyas de pasar, the collection of jewels from Queen Ena that are now designated for the use of Spanish queens. (More on the joyas over here!)

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Letizia has really been digging in to the joyas collection this year, starting off with the Argentine state visit in February (pictured above). It’s so great to see these pieces getting so much use!

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Letizia also wore a silver-toned bracelet on her left wrist. You can also spot her new ring on the index finger of her left hand.

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Here’s a look at her entire ensemble for the evening. The dress adds even more sparkle, courtesy beading and scattered sequins.

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King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia of Spain hosted Israeli President Reuven Rivlin and his wife, Nechama Rivlin, for a state dinner in Madrid on Monday evening. Here’s a look at Letizia’s sparkling jewels for the evening.

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Letizia wore full gala jewels for the white-tie dinner, including a tiara.

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Letizia selected the Spanish Floral Tiara, a nineteenth-century tiara from the collection of her mother-in-law, Queen Sofia. (Read more about the tiara over here!)

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She paired the tiara with earrings that also come from Queen Sofia’s jewelry box: the long diamond and pearl drop earrings.

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Here’s a closer view of the earrings, which feature an elaborate diamond stud.

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She secured her order sash with her star and two diamond brooches, including the fleur-de-lis brooch from her pearl and diamond Ansorena tiara. (More on that one over here!)

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She stacked both bracelets from the joyas de pasar collection on her left wrist. (Read about that heirloom Spanish jewel collection over here!)

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And here’s a look at her entire ensemble. Her gown, actually a set of formal separates by Lorenzo Caprile, has been in her closet since 2004, the year she joined the royal family.