Royal family jewels

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…

As we share our memories of the late Queen Elizabeth II, which ten jewels from crowns to tiaras and brooches are most closely connected to her reign?

The tiara: Queen Alexandra's Kokoshnik Tiara. The history: For Queen Alexandra's silver wedding anniversary of 1888, a royal committee (made up of 364 aristocratic ladies named 'The Ladies of Society') raised money to have this kokoshnik-style tiara made. It is made up of 61 diamond bars. The current wearer: Queen Elizabeth II.

The royal houses of Europe have long been fascinated with sapphire gemstones and some of the most stunning sapphire jewelry has been created for this royalty. Learn about the most amazing pieces to grace this royalty including today, the fascinating stories of the jewels and see beautiful pictures.

When the Royal family does anything social — from a star-studded event to a long-awaited wedding, everyone wants to know every detail. And one of the biggest questions the people want to be answered is, what fabulous jewels will the Royal family wear for the occasion? When Kate Middleton was preparing to walk down the aisle in 2011, everyone wanted to know which tiara she’d pick from the vault. The same thing happened with Meghan Markle’s big day. Without fail, the Royal family always brings…

The Royal Crown jewels of France, worn by Marie Antoinette and King Louis XVI, which disappeared during the Revolution, are unveiled after being hidden from the public’s eye for 200 years. The Fren…

Russian Crown Jewels Diamond Riviere Necklace Empress Nuptal Jewels |Margaret Thompson Biddle| Important Diamond Jewellery History

Most of the imperial jewels were either taken out of the country or sold at auctions after the Bolshevik Revolution, but some of them can still be seen on display in Moscow.