British royal family jewellery

Not sure I would choose any of them for myself. I have never been particularly attracted to any royal engagement rings, though I have posted about a couple here. There is also a lovely feature abou…

royal tiaras....I'm no princess, I'm the queen. Lol.

If we're being honest, we probably wouldn't be too keen on being a member of the royal family. So many rules! So many things you can't do! All the smiling and

Click on photo link to see the video slides of the pictures, Emeralds are also the birthstone for the month of May. World's royal families have priceless emeralds in their royal collections. In this video we saw, some of the most iconic emerald jewellery in royal collections. Emeralds have been linked to royalty since their discovery. They are one of the most valuable stones and are cherished for their vibrant green colour and rarity.

We are looking at the Royal Crowns and Tiaras and in focus today is Princess Louise’s Diamond Necklace Tiara c. 1890, housed in the Kensington Palace, London. This tiara was a wedding gift to Queen Victoria’s granddaughter Princess Louise from her parents, Bertie and Alexandra, Prince and Princess of Wales. The design was inspired by traditional Russian costume. Family ties between British and Russian Royals meant the style became popular in Europe in the 19th century. Its clever…

“British Royal ladies’ engagement rings 💍 What is your favourite? Beatrice’s is my favourite - reminds me of The Queen’s. Though there aren’t many good pics of Margaret’s, I love that it was inspired by a rose - her (& my) middle name.”

On Friday, members of the extended British royal family arrived at St. James's Church, Piccadilly in London for a ceremony blessing the marriage of one of their own. Here's a look at the jewels worn