It’s no secret that Meghan Markle’s taste in jewellery is top-notch.
From her Missoma statement signet rings to her delicate ‘A’ diamond studded necklace designed by LA jeweller Jennifer Myer, it’s safe to say she knows how to accessorise.
And when Meghan took her seat at the
US Open in
New York to watch
Serena Williams play in the final, she was wearing another initial necklace – this time in tribute to both her husband Harry and son, Archie. Meghan sported a necklace with two dog tags which had the initials ‘H’ and ‘A’, from Mini Mini Jewels, a Californian brand.
She’s said to have opted for the birthstones of emerald for Archie and sapphire for Harry on the pendants.
The 14k Birthstone Accented Letter Dog Tag Pendants will set you back a cool $134.99 each (about £110) – and this doesn’t include shipping. If you want to copy Meghan’s stellar style, Etsy is a good place to start for a slightly cheaper piece. Take this Gold Dog Tag Necklace for £38, where you can fit a whole name on it in tribute to your favourite person.
Not On The High Street is also a great place to look, with many designs available to customise with initials. This Personalised Engraved Dog Tag Necklace is our favourite – and for £24, is a steal.
If you’re after one that’s a little fancier, this IBB 9ct Yellow Gold Grecian Dog Tag Pendant for £100 from John Lewis, is a beautifully simple investment piece.
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