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Queen Letizia of Spain, 50, stepped out today to attend the meeting of the Board of Trustees of the FAD Youth Foundation. The royal looked elegant in a darker outfit than what she usually wears.
Queen Letizia wore a grey dress with a cow neck, a black overcoat and black suede stiletto boots today. The Queen Consort also carried her Mauska “Rosario” medium bag in black today, which she first debuted in 2021.
The bag retails for €345, or roughly £300.70. The description says: “Quality has been Mauska’s top priority since it was founded in 2018 and Rosario’s model was not going to be less, it’s been artfully made by expert craftsmen in Spain.
“It is adorned with the house’s signature plaque. It opens up to an interior that is large enough to store your phone, wallet, keys and cosmetics.
“It’s fitted with an internal zipped pocket plus a slip zipped pocket at the back for easy access to essentials.
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“Carry it by the twisted top handle or attach the longer strap to wear it cross-body.”
This unique black leather bag from Mauska features a zip closure, a zipped back pocket, a removable and adjustable long strap and double leather handles.
Queen Letizia could also be seen accessorising with her unique gold ring, which she is rarely seen without.
Letizia’s gorgeous oval ring has been worn many times across her reign, and royal fans will be delighted they can purchase it quite easily.
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Often she chooses not to wear any other rings, which allows the jewellery piece to stand out.
The gold-plated sterling silver ring is from Karen Hallam, a Spanish brand set up by a designer originally from London.
The ‘Signature Ring’ as it is known, is sold from anywhere from £93 to £724, depending on the size of ring you purchase.
There are also plenty of dupes royal fans can buy, including one from & Other Stories for only £13.
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She has been seen wearing it in Japan, Madrid and Cuba, and many royal commentators have described the jewellery piece as Queen Letizia’s favourite ring.
An original golden design with an oval shape created by Karen Hallam, the ring has gained notable popularity.
According to the Spanish magazine Telva, Letizia loves this ring so much because her daughters, Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia gave it to her as a present.
The two Princesses reportedly saved enough between the two of them to collect the 114 euros it cost to purchase the present. It is unknown if they bought it online or purchased it in the Madrid store.
