a shimmering piece of jewelry stood out on her traditional black mourning attire: Queen Victoria's Hesse Diamond Jubilee brooch, which was fastened to the left side of the Queen Consort's neckline.

The Queen Consort wore Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee Brooch (Photo by Jeff Spicer/Getty Images) Queen Consort Camilla paid beautiful tribute to the late Queen Elizabeth II at the monarch’s ...

But Queen Victoria, who adored Louise ... After her death in 1939, the diamond daisies were often worn by Princess Marina as brooches - the largest with the Vladimir pearl suspended.

In 2011, Prince William and Princess Catherine (then known as Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge) travelled to Canada for their first royal tour just two months after their wedding. The newly minted ...

On Friday, the Queen Consort, 75, shimmered in Prince Albert's brooch, a sapphire and diamond pin beloved by Queen Victoria. According to the Royal Collection Trust, Albert gave Victoria the ...

Ahead of his wedding to Queen Victoria, Prince Albert gifted her with a sapphire and diamond brooch, per The Court Jeweller. Victoria wrote it was "a splendid brooch, a large sapphire set round ...

the Prince Albert brooch was originally purchased by Albert from Garrard as a gift for his soon-to-be wife, Queen Victoria, in 1840, according to the Court Jeweller. He gave the diamond and ...

Camilla, who wore a blue silk crepe dress and matching coat by one of her favorite designers, Fiona Clare, showed off a sparkling sapphire and diamond brooch ... Albert to Queen Victoria on ...

The Maple Leaf brooch isn’t just a pretty piece of ice. Designed in 1939 by British jeweller Asprey, it was crafted in ...

and the diamond and sapphire brooch was passed down from Queen Victoria to Queen Elizabeth. It also, interestingly, inspired the iconic engagement ring worn by Princess Diana during her lifetime ...

a shimmering piece of jewelry stood out on her traditional black mourning attire: Queen Victoria's Hesse Diamond Jubilee brooch, which was fastened to the left side of the Queen Consort's neckline.