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Holly Willoughby is the latest celeb to come under fire after fans are criticising her for her latest jewellery drop. Teaming up with jewellery designer Kirstie Le Marque to create her own range, Holly has been since criticised for the price of her new venture. Sharing the range to Instagram, the This Morning presenter can be seen modelling some stunning necklaces and despite her own delight, fans aren't feeling so good about it. Some fans adore the new range, but others have already started complaining about the cost of her new jewellery. One fan said: "Love your jewellery collection and would buy them all but not everyone can afford these prices not priced for ordinary people but fabulous." In an earlier post showing off the new collection, Holly captioned a picture: “Adding some sparkles to your Friday courtesy of my @wyldemoon x @kirstielemarque jewellery collection… "When we started working on the ‘Love You to the Moon & Back’ collection, I knew that I wanted to have crystals in there somewhere… "They mean so much to me, and I love this Diamond & Clear Quartz Heart which is an especially powerful crystal to help realign and bring clarity; styled here with the delicate Moonflower Necklace which is fast becoming my wear-forever-and-never-take-off piece." But as much as Holly gushed about the new collab, fans only seemed to ask more and more questions in the comments, showing their frustration. The price range for the jewellery is from £295 to £450 for necklaces and earrings will set you back £495. One said: "Not affordable for the majority that support you daily by watching you on TV and purchasing your book. Yes, the jewellery is beautiful, unfortunately out of my price range." Another wrote: "Beautiful necklace and very expensive. Both necklaces come to over £600. It would be really nice if there could be some pieces made at lower prices." A third wrote: "Yes it may be beautiful stuff but out of my price range and many others I should think! But hey ho you're making money so all good with you." Yikes.