Queen Elizabeth II 's private jewelry collection is not up for grabs, per se. There's a pecking order, and it likely starts with Camilla, Queen Consort.. In an interview with ET, royal expert ...

Queen Camilla became a member of the royal family upon her wedding to Prince Charles in 2005, but she didn't wear a tiara for ...

Her Majesty reportedly wore over $2M worth of jewels throughout her Royal Ascot appearances, but one piece was extra special ...

The 132-year-old diamond piece was last seen in 1936. Queen Camilla wore a priceless royal heirloom that hasn't been seen in ...

The brooch — which jewelry lover Queen Mary had made out of the two diamonds — was eventually passed down to her granddaughter Queen Elizabeth II. According to the Royal Collection Trust, the ...

Queen Elizabeth’s Jaw-Dropping Collection of Royal Jewels Is on Display at Buckingham Palace The exhibition includes never-before-seen pieces worn throughout the British monarch’s 70-year ...

The late queen's collection holds centuries of royal stories. For much of Queen Elizabeth's 1953 coronation ceremony, she wore the Imperial State Crown. The piece includes the Cullinan II, a 317 ...

Queen Elizabeth’s personal jewelry collection, which is separate from the Crown Jewels that are owned by the sovereign in a trust, consists of about 300 pieces including 98 brooches, 46 ...

Royal-Approved Replicas of Queen Elizabeth's Jewelry Are Available ... all of her official daytime engagements," which originally belonged to Queen Mary, according to the Royal Collection Shop's ...

From Queen Elizabeth’s most incredible brooches to the most expensive piece of British Royal Family jewelry ever, there are some pretty magnificent pieces in the late monarch’s collection.

Like a true royal, Queen Elizabeth was well known for her enviable tiara and jewelry collection.One of her most precious items was actually a $6 million gift from her father, George VI, that was ...

Queen Elizabeth's famous jewelry collection will be distributed to family members, while pieces belonging to the crown remain officially in keeping of the nation.