At Beaumont Royal Oak there has been a tradition growing over the last seven years. If you go to the hospital, you’ll notice hundreds of gold ribbons.

The 74-year-old was spotted wearing a piece of jewellery that she's owned for more than five decades. The Princess Royal accessorised with a gold ribbon brooch that she first wore back in 1969.

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Princess Anne has owned the gold ribbon brooch for over five decades Anne has also chosen to wear the jewel on a visit to Washington D.C. in 2014, the Anzac Day service in 2015 and at Royal Ascot.

Ingo Maurer’s Golden Ribbon is featured in AD’ s May issue. Never miss a story when you subscribe to AD. Originally Appeared on Architectural Digest More Great Stories From AD Not a subscriber?