When Queen Elizabeth wore it at her coronation ... though she later had it cut and added to a diamond brooch. The crown jewels are part of the Royal Collection—which, contrary to popular belief ...

Their Majesties were at Durham Cathedral on 17 April, a year after King Charles was unable to attend the service due to ill ...

Queen Elizabeth II inherited the tiara in 1953 ... Whilst this piece has not been confirmed as a piece of the royal jewels, it has been in the Princess Royal’s collection for nearly five decades.

King Charles and Queen Camilla are currently taking part in a four-day state visit in Italy and received a ceremonial welcome ...

Beyond the exhibition, Cartier itself is royally approved: King Edward VII called the house “the jeweler of kings and the ...

Princess Catharina-Amalia of the Netherlands wore a ruby tiara that she loved as a little girl during a state banquet ...

Queen Elizabeth II is buried beneath ... One thing that is known is that none of the British crown jewels were buried with her; they are part of the Royal Collection and were passed on to King ...

It’s become one of the big questions in the run up to a royal marriage – which tiara will the bride wear? It’s now an accepted part of any Windsor wedding and the decision ...

The 60-year-old first wore the beautiful piece in 2001 during an appearance at Sadler's Wells Theatre; she then brought it out at the Royal Ascot in 2014 with Queen Elizabeth in attendance.

An exhibition of Cartier jewels, many never seen before in public, is opening in London tracing the history of the luxury French maison.

Most notable were Queen Elizabeth II‘s tiaras ... An almost priceless collection, the royal crown jewels are worth anywhere from $1.2 to $5.8 billion. Here are the most well known (and valuable ...