The Queen officially has a new headtopper in her royal rotation Janine Henni is a Royals Staff Writer for PEOPLE Digital, covering modern monarchies and the world's most famous families.

wore a diamond and aquamarine Ribbon tiara to the wedding of Princess Madeleine of Sweden and Christopher O’Neill. As the wife of Prince Edward, Queen Elizabeth II’s youngest son, the countess ...

Queen Elizabeth wears the Brazilian Aquamarine Tiara. The Brazilian Aquamarine Tiara must be seen to be believed! According to the Court Jeweller, Queen Elizabeth commissioned Garrard & Co. to ...

This tiara is most closely associated with Princess Diana, but was made for Queen Mary (modeled on her grandmother's tiara) in 1914 by official royal jewelers, Garrard. The pearl-festooned headpiece ...

Some of the most instantly recognizable elements of Queen Elizabeth ... the tiara treasury were bought or commissioned by the late queen; a ruby and diamond floral motif creation, an aquamarine ...

When Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II died ... remaking existing pieces and acquiring new ones." The Aquamarine Ribbon Tiara truly is a spectacle. The delicate piece, crafted from interwoven ...

reaching deep into the royal archives for one of Queen Elizabeth II's rarest tiaras. Camilla honored Elizabeth by making her debut in what's informally known as the Aquamarine Ribbon Tiara.

The baby blue gem has found many fans within the Royal Family, with the late Queen Elizabeth II and Sophie ... the Queen turned to her stunning aquamarine tiara. According to the Court Jeweller ...

For the glitzy occasion, she paid tribute to her late mother-in-law, Queen Elizabeth II, by wearing an extra special tiara. Often referred to as the Aquamarine Ribbon Tiara, the delicate piece ...

At the annual Diplomatic Corps reception, Queen Camilla wore Queen Elizabeth's aquamarine and diamond tiara for the first time. For the annual Buckingham Palace reception in honor of the ...

The Aquamarine Ribbon Tiara features five emerald-cut aquamarine gems, connected by a ribbon-like setting of diamonds. According to The Court Jeweller, Queen Elizabeth wore it just once in public ...