Meghan Markle’s £149,000 Christmas wardrobe: Duchess debuts £41,000 emerald necklace, £1,800 ivory dress and £25,000 ‘Diana’ bracelet in promos for her holiday collection

Meghan Markle has showcased an impressive Christmas wardrobe that includes a £41,000 emerald necklace, £1,700 ivory dress and £25,000 diamond bracelet.

The Duchess of Sussex, 45, yesterday promoted the second part of her lifestyle brand’s new festive range on Instagram, showing off a £134 leather notebook, a £97 ‘heirloom handwoven rattan charger set’ and a £73 blue-and-white porcelain teapot.

Meghan Markle has showcased an impressive Christmas wardrobe that includes a £41,000 emerald necklace, £1,700 ivory dress and £25,000 diamond bracelet.

The Duchess of Sussex, 45, yesterday promoted the second part of her lifestyle brand’s new festive range on Instagram, showing off a £134 leather notebook, a £97 ‘heirloom handwoven rattan charger set’ and a £73 blue-and-white porcelain teapot.

In the promotional material, Prince Harry’s wife wore a stunning $2,400 (£1,800) dress from New York-based luxury womenswear label Khaite, and a new necklace from one of her favourite brands, Logan Hollowell, that costs a whopping $55,650 (£41,590).

However, Meghan’s holiday release was overshadowed by ‘sickening’ child sex image accusations against her father Thomas Markle Snr this morning.

The Duchess said she is ‘deeply distressed’ over the allegations, claiming she has been aware of them for eight years. She revealed claims against Markle Snr were passed to her in 2018 after a letter was sent to the Metropolitan Police’s royal protection team.

She also explained she had never allowed her father to meet her children Prince Archie, seven, and five-year-old Princess Lilibet ‘for one reason: to protect them’.

Before Meghan’s statement, Mr Markle had vehemently denied possessing child sex images, calling the accusations ‘sick lies’.

The Duchess, who moved back to Britain over the summer after six years in the US, has been estranged from Mr Markle since she married Prince Harry in May 2018.

On Thursday, Meghan was seen laying a festive-themed table with fresh offerings from As Ever, like a £97 ‘heirloom handwoven rattan charger set’ and a blue-and-white porcelain teapot, priced at around £73.