Meghan, Duchess of Sussex has paid tribute to her children on her Colombia trip by wearing a necklace carrying their names

Fans have now spotted Meghan has been wearing an 'Imperial Disc Pendant' by Ariel Gordon Jewellery - personalised with the names Archie and Lilibet - while she and Harry visited another school, the Escuela Tambores de Cabildo, which teaches children drumming.

The pair dropped in on Saturday (17.08.24), with the couple taking part in a drum circle and traditional dancing.

Meghan has worn the necklace before, including on a lunch outing with friends in August last year.

She previously honoured her son by wearing a necklace featuring the letter 'A' to Wimbledon in 2019 months after her boy was born.

Meghan also owns necklaces featuring her two kids' star signs, which she wore during a video shot to mark her 40th birthday.

The duchess has also paid tribute to Harry's late mum Princess Diana during her visit to Colombia - by wearing the late royal's butterfly earrings.

She and Harry have been protected on their Colombia tour by an officer armed with a Kevlar shield known as a "ballistic briefcase" to stop a shooter targeting the couple.

At each event the couple have attended in the country, their shield-bearing protector - who is only one of their huge security detail - has been seen leaping out of a vehicle head of the pair holding a folding shield.

Known as a ballistic briefcase, the device is also used to protect Colombia's vice president Francia Marquez - who has been hosting the couple's visit and been the target of several assassination attempts.

Harry and Meghan have had an "immense ring-of-steel" security presence in Colombia, according to The Sun and Daily Mail.