Queen elizabeth tiaras

Queen Elizabeth had one of the largest and most expensive private collections of jewels in the world, and at the heart of it are around 50 stunning tiaras.

Queen Elizabeth II wears the Russian Tiara at a banquet during an official tour of Germany. .

Here's a peek inside Her Royal Highness's inimitable jewelry box.

Queen Elizabeth (The Queen Mother) took inspiration from her mother-in-law when she had the Lotus Flower created. The tiara is actually a refashioned Garrard necklace that she received from her husband, the future King George VI, on their wedding day in 1923.

In November 1952, Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom arrived at the London Palladium with the Duke of Edinburgh and Princess Margaret for the first Royal Variety Performance of her reign. For the occasion,

Meghan Markle has blamed the Queen's favourite dresser for a row over which tiara she could wear at her wedding to Prince Harry in 2018, a new book on the Sussexes claims.

Wikimedia Commons Our celebration of the birthday of Queen Mary continues today with a look at some of her tiaras that have been sold, dismantled, or have just plain faded into history. (If you missed

A guide to Queen Elizabeth's most lavish tiaras, including the ones she's lent Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton. Read details here.