Missoma Black Friday: save 25% on this bestselling round of applause necklace supports and support the NHS

Missoma, one the Duchess of Cambridge's go-to jewellery brands, has designed a lovely necklace to support the NHS during the COVID-19 pandemic - and now you can enjoy 25% off over Cyber Weekend. 

The stylish accessory brand counts many famous faces among its clients - including the Duchess of Cambridge, Meghan Markle, and Holly Willoughby.

And now they're lending a helping hand to the NHS, with their gorgeous new Round of Applause necklace.

The classic gold pendant has been specially engraved with clapping hands on the front, in a homage to the weekly tribute the country has been paying to the NHS workers on the frontline.

But the necklace is providing more than just another beautiful tribute - 100% of profits will be donated to the NHS.

Round Of Applause Necklace £105 £78.75 | Missoma This beautiful necklace is a brilliant way to treat yourself to something special and support NHS workers in the process. The bestselling 18ct gold vermeil round pendant necklace has been specially engraved with clapping hands on the front and 100% of proceeds go to the NHS. 

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And Catherine isn't the only one in the royal family who's a fan of Missoma - Meghan has been spotted numerous times wearing their jewellery.

One of the most famous pieces she often wears is the Interstellar ring, which she usually pairs with other stackable rings for a very cool look.

Gold Interstellar ring £49 £36.75 | Missoma Save £12.25 Inspired by constellations of planets and stars, this ring has an open design with a sparkly crystal on one end. Simple, yet stunning it would make a lovely addition to anyone's ring collection.

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Missoma is joining many other companies who are doing their best to help during the crisis brought on by COVID-19 - which has provided us with plenty of good news to keep us going!

Beauty brands have been at forefront by giving health workers free hand cream and donating products to beauty banks.

Some like Garnier have even gone as far as halting production of bestselling products to produce 300,000 bottles of hand sanitiser gel, which will be donated to essential retail staff working on the front line.