There are hundreds of ways the world has celebrated and welcomed the birth of Kate Middleton and Prince William's royal baby. National monuments were lighted blue after the baby boy was born and social media records were broken with people excitedly posting about the news of Prince George's arrival.
Now the month-old baby is getting his own commemorative jewelry line. According to People magazine, Claudia Bradby designed a two-piece collection in honor of Prince George.
Bradby has worked with the Duchess of Cambridge in the past and got her inspiration for the designs from the Middleton family crest. The crest features three acorns to represent each of the three Middleton children - Kate, Pippa and James.
She used the crest to create The Acorn necklace which features a white pearl acorn charm with a smaller silver acorn accent piece. There is also The Vintage Charm bracelet which features the white pearl acorn, a silver royal crown, silver bean charms and the Diamond Jubilee.
"Might oaks from little acorns grow - that's the saying and the sentiment behind it," Bradby told People. "Plus, it has some relevance to them as a couple because the inspiration for the design was drawn from her family crest."
Because she knows the Duchess Brady told the magazine that she thought the new royal mom is definitely up for the task. At the time she first met Middleton, when she was still Prince William's girlfriend, she said remembered that she was "warm, charming and intelligent."
"I think she will be a fantastic mother. She has a really fantastic mother herself and she comes from a very stable family. I think she has got everything going for her," she said.
