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Queen Letizia loses a precious piece of jewelry: Felipe rushes to the rescue

Royal jewels in a roundabout way: when Queen Letizia of Spain makes a fashion mishap, husband Felipe is there immediately.

Madrid – Queen Letizia of Spain (49) owns a valuable jewelry collection that includes some magnificent and priceless pieces. If one of these treasures is lost without further ado, you need to act quickly! All the better when you have an attentive husband by your side.

Felipe (53) and Letizia from Spain never miss the traditional “Pascua Militar” military parade held in front of the Palacio Real in Madrid on Epiphany. Also this year, the two used this important date for their royal return after the Christmas break of several weeks. For her first appearance in the New Year, Letizia chose a floor-length dark blue dress, which she combined with a black coat from Varela. Thanks to a very specific accessory, Letizia’s look became an eye-catcher, her sparkling brooch provided that extra dose of glamor – and a brief moment of shock.
24royal.de * reveals the specialty of Queen Letizia’s brooch.

At the beginning of the festivities, the guests could still admire her on the collar of Letizia’s dress, but in the course of the parade the brooch suddenly disappeared. The piece of jewelry came off and fell to the floor, which King Felipe luckily noticed. The 1.97 meter tall regent promptly stooped to hand his wife the fallen brooch, which she hid inconspicuously in her hand. * 24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA.

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