Kate Middleton styles Princess Diana’s emerald chocker at EPA in Boston

(Web Desk) -The Royal Highness Kate Middleton alongside Prince William made a ravishing appearance in Boston, wearing a rented yet elegant Solace London Gown dress and paired it with the ultimate royal accessorygreen emerald choker previously styled by ever gorgeous Princess Diana as a headband.

At the Earthshot Prize Awards (EPA) presentation on Friday, Prince William and Kate Middleton, the Prince and Princess of Wales, were spotted in Boston. Kate Middleton was seen slaying in a beautiful green couture gown that she accessorised with a royal choker matching the outfit. The goal of the awards presentation was to honour environmental heroes.

The guests were specifically urged not to purchase new attire for the evening because the event’s theme was eco-friendly. Kate Middleton wore a vibrant green off-the-shoulder dress by Solace London while out and about, adhering to the norms of eco - fashion. The exquisite dress was borrowed from HURR, a well-known rental site for designer dresses in the United Kingdom. Kate accessorized her appearance with a piece of royal jewelry, the famous emerald and diamond choker Princess Diana left behind for her. She wore the choker with a dazzling pair of Asprey platinum-mounted halo emerald-diamond earrings.

At the ceremony, Prince William made an inspiring speech by saying "I believe that the Earthshot solutions you have seen this evening proved we can overcome our planet’s greatest challenges by supporting and scaling them."

World-famous "Love me Like You Do" singer Ellie Golding who also sang at their wedding in 2011, gave a surprise performance for ‘The Royals of Wales’ at the Awards.

In 2020, William founded the Earthshot prize, which is now one of the most prestigious environmental awards in the world. He was inspired by former US President John F. Kennedy’s infamous "Moonshot" challenge. Its objective is to identify novel approaches to fight climate change.

History of the Royal Emerald Choker:

Queen Mary received the choker from the Ladies of India in 1911 and was passed on to Princess Diana by her mother-in-law soon after she got married to Prince Charles. Both the Royal sons, Prince William and Harry inherited most of their mother’s jewelry pieces which were naturally passed on to their wives, Kate Middleton and Meghan Markle respectively.