British Royal Family's most expensive Jewelry pieces
List of the most valuable jewlery pieces worn by the Royal Family
The British Royal Family’s treasure trove of pristine engagement rings, priceless as well as timeless brooches is just as mesmerizing as it is jaw-droppingly expensive.
Each piece in the Royal Vault carries over a century of history and years of legacy, holding treasures once gifted to the late Queen Elizabeth, who later passed them down to family members.
From stunning tiaras to elaborate necklaces, here are some of the most valuable pieces worn by the Royal Family members.
Japanese Pearl Choker
In a graceful nod to Queen Elizabeth, Princess Kate has worn the The Four Row Japanese Pearl Choker on several occasions. The elegant piece was originally gifted to the late Queen by Japan. Interestingly, the late Princess Diana also made an appearance wearing the iconic necklace back in 1982.
Princess Diana’s Aquamarine Ring
At the 2022, Robert F. Kennedy Human Rights Ripple of Hope Gala, held on December 06, Meghan Markle paid a heartfelt but subtle tribute to Princess Diana by wearing her most cherished aquamarine ring.
Back in the 1990s, Princess Diana had the dazzling ring custom-made by British jewelry brand Asprey.
Diamond Maple Leaf Brooch
Gifted to the Queen Mother by her husband King George VI during their tour to Canada in the spring of 1939, the timeless jewel has remained a treasured heirloom. It was often worn by the late monarch Queen Elizabeth and Kate Middleton when she borrowed it.
Lotus Flower Tiara
On the evening of December 05, 2022, Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, graced the Diplomatic Corps reception at Buckingham Palace wearing the exquisite Lotus Flower Tiara.
The elegant tiara was previously owned by Princess Margaret, gifted to her on her wedding day and over time has made rare appearances at events/engagements.
Choker Bracelet
Kate Middleton turned heads in 2005 when she stunned wearing a striking bracelet at a state banquet for Chinese President Xi Jinping at Buckingham Palace.
The beautiful piece of jewelry was initially created as a choker for Queen Mary, now years later it has been refashioned into a bracelet often seen on the Princess of Wales.