Queen victoria coronet

Queen Victoria's gold, diamond and sapphire coronet, designed by Prince Albert and made by Joseph Kitching, London, 1840-42. Now in the collection of the V&A Museum. It is to go on display at the museum in 2019. The coronet was made using stones which came from jewellery given to Victoria by her uncle and predecessor William IV and his queen Adelaide.

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Diamond Tiara

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1920s Queen Victoria Eugenie of Spain

Victoria and her emerald tiara

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THE ROYAL FAMILY has an impressive jewellery collection that includes a number of lavish crowns, tiaras and coronets. Some of these are kept well-hidden behind closed doors, but royal enthusiasts will now have the chance to see the special diamond-encrusted coronet that once belonged to Queen Victoria for the first time.

THE PORTLAND ANTIQUE SAPPHIRE, DIAMOND AND NATURAL PEARL TIARA. Designed as a series of twelve graduated cushion-shaped sapphire and old-cut diamond clusters to the openwork frame of diamond-set swag and husk motifs, embellished with bouton-shaped pearls and diamond line borders to the pear-shaped pearl finials and sapphire collet accents, mounted in silver and gold, circa 1890, inner circumference 54.0cm. Ivy Cavendish-Bentinck, Duchess of Portland, wearing the tiara.

Queen Victoria