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Eugenie designed three bracelets for jewellery
boutique Daisy London, to help raise money for the Royal
National Orthopaedic Hospital (RNOH), of which The Princess is a
Patron. Last month, a gala at the London hotel saw the unveiling of
the line to the public and press.
The Duke of York’s second daughter had treatment at the
RNOH as a child for scoliosis, or curvature of the spine, at
the age of 12. The treatments lead Eugenie to become patron of the
hospital in 2012, sparking a Redevelopment Appeal to fund
facilities and equipment.
The profits of Eugenie’s bracelets will go to support RNOH’s
Redevelopment Appeal; the simple blue band and charm combination
will cost £55 for a silver charm, £70 for one with a rose-gold
charm, and the same for a yellow gold charm.
Princess Eugenie said of her new bracelets and RNOH: “I am living
proof of the ways in which the RNOH can change people’s lives. This
is why I am so enthusiastic about being Patron of its Redevelopment
Appeal and have given my name to its new state-of-the-art family
accommodation unit, Princess Eugenie House. I am grateful to
everyone for their generosity in supporting this wonderful
cause.”
The bracelets are now available for a limited time and can be
purchased online at www.daisyjewellery.com/charity-bracelets
Pictures with thanks to RNOH]]>
