Princess Kate's designer pearl earrings have been reduced by more than £60

If you've kept up with Kate Middleton's fashionable wardrobe, you'll know that the royal is a big fan of pearl accessories. She recently wore a pair of Cassandra Goad pearl earrings at the Trooping of the Colour, however the exact set she wore will set you back more than £5,000.

For a more affordable pearl pair, the Princess of Wales has also been seen sporting the Cha Cha earrings by Denmark based jeweller Maria Black. The gold-plated pearl hoop earrings would typically cost £145, but we've found them on sale at Farfetch for £102. Better yet, when added to your basket, an additional 20% off is applied taking the final price down to £82. 

Kate noteably wore the earrings on a trip to Copenhagan, on her and Prince William's royal visit to Jamaica and during a local street party at Queen Elizabeth's Platinum Jubilee.

The brand describe the earrings as, 'just as vibrant as a real-life Cha-cha! Add chunkiness and pearly feels to turn everyday into a fun, energizing dance.' They can be used to elevate any outfit and add a really sophisticated and elegant touch, however they might not be suited to those who don't like earrings that dangle. 

Kate Middleton also owns a pearl necklace from jewellery designer Monica Vinader and while her exact style is out of stock, the Nura Tiny Keshi Pearl Necklace is very similar. It's currently on sale for £90 down from £150. 

You can shop Kate Middleton's Maria Black Cha Cha earrings for £82 here, or emulate her Trooping of the Colour dress with this LK Bennett dress. The Charlie Ivory Italian Recycled Cotton-Blend Tweed Dress is crafted from an Italian recycled cotton blend in ivory and has a soft boucle texture with black fluffy trim.

For more royal style, Sarah Ferguson recently wore this polka dot LK Bennett dress to the Royal Windsor Flower Show, pairing it with chic black ballet flats.