Meghan Markle sends hidden messages with jewelry

F, Megan Markle's jewelry must have caught the eye, as well as her successful look, and the Duchess of Sussex, Megan Markle, tried Send A hidden message focusing on her 'good fortune' and 'growing love' for Prince Harry with the help of her jewelry during her last London appearance.

Markle, 38, preferred to appear in gold necklaces, as she chose jewelry with hidden messages at two events in the United Kingdom, according to the British newspaper, “Daily Mail”.

Markle, famous for her love of jewelry, chose Sophie Lees' "Love Necklace" while visiting the National Theater Gallery, which refers to a French poem about enduring and growing love.

Meanwhile, she wore the Kismet Charm necklace while making an appearance at a school in Dagenham on Friday, which symbolizes good luck.

Meghan wore a monochromatic white outfit to highlight the stunning necklace while visiting the National Theater on Thursday and the medal bears the inscription "Qu'hier" after a diamond-encrusted plus sign and the word "Que Demain" meaning What Happens Tomorrow?

Online, Sophie revealed that the message is borrowed from the poem "The Eternal Song" by the XNUMXth century French poet Rosemond Girard, which translates to: "Every day I love you more and more than yesterday."

The designer shared a photo of Meghan wearing the piece, and wrote: "I can't stop admiring this special lady, we pray that her marriage is a lasting success, and that her family reconcile so they can live in peace, love Harry and Meghan."

10% of the sales of each necklace, which retails for £150, goes to the charity Wild at Heart

Meanwhile on Friday, Meghan also opted for a gold necklace when visiting a school in Dagenham which is worth £125.

Online, the piece is described as a "modern-day amulet" and is inspired by ancient coins found in Asia that are symbols of good luck.

Meghan has always favored delicate gold jewelry and has become known for choosing highly personal pieces for a royal appearance, often wearing necklaces with the initials of Prince Harry and her son Archie.

This trip is believed to be Harry and Meghan's last official duties before their royal role officially ends on March 31