Zara Tindall’s decision sparks major concerns as fresh crisis knocks at royal’s door.
There are few members of the royal family that the King relies on, knowing that they can be trusted to stay out of trouble, which includes Princess Anne’s daughter.
Zara, who is not a working member of the family but has remained steadfast in her support for the King and the Firm, unexpectedly landed in some trouble as new details come to light.
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The equestrian supports many noble causes, which includes advocacy for ocean conversation and animal protection.
Moreover, given how outspoken the King and Prince William are about the environment and ethically practices, the latest developments have brought a contradiction.
A luxury jewellery company, Calleija, was found to have sourced its diamonds from Australia’s Argyle mine, which has been at the centre of the environmental contamination concerns.
Zara, who had a collection made in collaboration with the brand, has not yet made a statement on the matter. Although there is no indication that Zara had prior knowledge of the mine’s contamination.
The owner has defended his company stating that it has been “fastidious about where our natural diamonds, gems and precious metals are sourced”.
This also comes after singer Ellie Goulding, a WWF ambassador, said she was “mortified” after being photographed wearing Argyle diamonds.
It remains to be seen if Zara will make a statement on the matter.
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