All articles tagged with #royal jewelry
At the BAFTAs in London, Kate Middleton wore a blush-pink Gucci gown paired with the Queen Mary Choker Bracelet, a rare 1920s diamond piece created for Mary of Teck. The heirloom, long hidden in the royal vault, has been worn by Queen Elizabeth II and, in recent years, Kate at various royal events; this 2026 appearance marks her first BAFTA outing since 2023 and her first Gucci red-carpet look at the ceremony.
The Princess of Wales debuted the Indian Circlet tiara at a state banquet for the German President, marking its public appearance since 2005, while other royal ladies showcased their jewelry, including Queen Camilla with her tiara and emerald necklace, during the event at Windsor Castle.
Kate Middleton paid tribute to Princess Diana by wearing her iconic diamond and sapphire earrings during the German state visit, complementing her elegant blue Alexander McQueen coat dress and traditional accessories, highlighting her role in diplomatic events and her connection to royal history.
The article highlights the stunning tiaras worn at Le Bal des Débutantes, detailing their historical significance and royal connections, including pieces from French and European aristocracy, showcasing the event's blend of tradition, glamour, and heritage.
The article highlights the life of the Duchess of Kent, focusing on her royal duties, significant events, and her collection of jewelry, including tiaras and earrings inherited or modified over the years, until her passing at age 92.
Kate Middleton made a fashion statement at Wimbledon by wearing all four of her rings for the first time, including her iconic sapphire engagement ring, eternity rings, and wedding band, amid her return to public duties following her cancer diagnosis and treatment.
King Charles III and Queen Camilla hosted a lavish state banquet at Windsor Castle for French President Emmanuel Macron, showcasing stunning royal tiaras and jewelry, including Camilla's Belgian Sapphire Tiara and Kate Middleton's Lover’s Knot Tiara, highlighting the elegance and tradition of British royal attire.
Kate Middleton and Prince William became emotional during the Festival of Remembrance at Royal Albert Hall, as a hymn played that was significant to Princess Diana's memory. The couple, along with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, have used "Guide Me, O Thou Great Redeemer" in their weddings to honor Diana. Kate also paid tribute to the late princess by wearing her pearl earrings and a black coat dress, further honoring Diana's legacy during the event.
Queen Camilla's $10 million sapphire-and-diamond brooch, previously owned by Queen Victoria, may have been a subtle nod to Kate Middleton, as it strongly resembles the iconic engagement ring worn by the Princess of Wales. The brooch, estimated to be at least 40 carats and worth around $10.1 million, has similarities to Middleton's engagement ring, originally given to Princess Diana by Prince Charles. The queen wore the brooch during a visit to the Isle of Man, sparking speculation about its significance amidst recent controversies surrounding the royal family.
During King Frederik X's proclamation, the Danish royal family showcased subtle but significant details in their outfits, including Queen Consort Mary's family heirloom with ties to Napoleon Bonaparte and a tribute to Queen Margrethe, Princess Isabella's pearl brooch gifted by Margrethe, and King Frederik's insignia of Denmark's highest honour, The Order of the Elephant. Mary also wore Queen Margrethe II's Royal Family Order, while Princess Isabella's brooch was a Christening present from Margrethe and belonged to Queen Alexandrine of Denmark. Additionally, Mary donned a chic dress with red jewels representing the Danish flag, part of the Ruby Parure with ties to Napoleon, and King Frederik's accession will see his other children receive The Order of the Elephant.
Kate Middleton dazzled at a state dinner at Buckingham Palace, wearing the rare and stunning Strathmore Rose Tiara, a diamond flower crown that was a wedding gift to the Queen Mother in 1923. The tiara, which hadn't been worn by a royal woman since the 1930s, reflects a naturalistic style of head ornaments popular in the mid-19th century. Middleton paired the tiara with a Jenny Packham white dress and completed her regal look with royal orders and white evening gloves.
King Charles III, Queen Consort Camilla, and Princess of Wales wore stunning royal jewelry during the coronation ceremony at Westminster Abbey. King Charles wore the St. Edward’s Crown and the Imperial State Crown, while Camilla wore Queen Mary’s Crown and a diamond necklace originally made for Queen Victoria. Princess Catherine paid tribute to the royal women who preceded her with her coronation jewels, including a pair of diamond and South Sea pearl earrings once owned by Princess Diana.