Princess Eugenie may be working full-time in New York City at the moment, but that has not stopped her from staying involved with the causes she has opted to support back at home in the United Kingdom.

Princess Eugenie of York, Patron of the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital (RNOH) Charity Redevelopment Appeal, unveiled an exclusive range of bracelets at a special charity gala event held at The Savoy, London, at the end of June.

The bracelets, which have been designed by The Princess, in association with jewellery boutique Daisy London, are now available to buy in gold, rose gold and silver for a limited period. All profits from the sales of the bracelets will go towards the RNOH’s Redevelopment Appeal to fund vital facilities and equipment at the RNOH, helping to improve patients’ lives.

Princess Eugenie, 24, has a personal connection to the hospital, having been diagnosed at just 12 years old with scoliosis (curvature of the spine). The treatment and care that The Princess received led her to become Patron of the RNOH Charity’s Redevelopment Appeal in 2012.
Princess Eugenie said: “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 charity bracelets are now available for a limited time and can be purchased online http://www.daisyjewellery.com/charity-bracelets Prices range from £70 for gold, £70 for rose gold and £55 for the silver bracelets.

At A Petite Princess we are thrilled that yet another princess is showing how easy and fun it can be to get involved with a cause. Princess Eugenie is also demonstrating something that we here at A Petite Princess have known for a while…sometimes the easiest places to get involved are the places that already know you and that already have a special place in your heart