Princess Charlotte wears a bracelet that seemingly honors Princess Diana

The young royal's accessory has drawn attention because of its connection to family history

Carlos Gaviria

Princess Charlotte caught the attention of royal fans with a special jewelry choice during the men’s singles final at Wimbledon on July 12. The only daughter of Prince William and Kate Middleton attended the event with her parents and brother, Prince George. She was spotted wearing a royal blue dress with white ballet flats and adorned her look with a delicate gold charm bracelet. The accessory featured small seaside-themed charms, including a shell and a pearl. According to reports by Tatler, the bracelet came from Accessorize, cost about 24 pounds (roughly 32 dollars), and was made with 14-karat gold-plated metal.

Princess Charlotte wears a bracelet that seemingly honors Princess Diana

Many people believe the bracelet could be a subtle tribute to Princess Diana, who was well known for wearing charm bracelets. After her wedding to King Charles in 1981, the late Princess reportedly received a new charm every year to add to a bracelet that held special meaning for her. The collection eventually included symbols connected to important moments in her life, such as St Paul’s Cathedral, ballet shoes, a bear, an apple, and the letters H and W to represent her sons, Prince Harry and Prince William.

Princess Charlotte wears a bracelet that seemingly honors Princess Diana

This is not the first time Princess Charlotte has been seen wearing this style of jewelry on royal outings. During the Wimbledon men’s singles final in 2025, the 11-year-old royal also chose a charm bracelet, although that version came from Pandora. It included personal details such as an emerald birthstone and a charm inspired by The Lion King. These small accessories have become a noticeable part of Charlotte’s public appearances and link her to Princess Diana’s long-lasting influence on the royal family decades after her passing.

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