A curator of the Victoria and Albert Museum’s “Cartier” exhibition explains how the jeweler’s “elegance” and “discretion” led ...

When Denmark’s Queen Margrethe stunned her country and the world with an unexpected abdication announcement, she chose one of ...

It’s a brooch which means a great lot to me,’ Queen Margrethe once said of the diamond daisy brooch, which has witnessed ...

This, as you’ve probably guessed, is the Williamson Pink Diamond Brooch. The crown jewels are part of the Royal Collection, which the monarch doesn’t personally own. (It’s worth noting ...

However, this particular brooch is not one she ... according to the blog The Crown Chronicles. That particular tidbit is what ...

necklace and matching brooch. No other royals have been pictured in the pieces yet. The St Edwards Crown is one of the most well-known symbols of the royal family and is the coronation crown for ...

Major occasions call for major jewelry, which is why our eyes have been especially focused on the royal attire—specifically, a stunner of a brooch worn by Camilla. Thought to be one of the most ...

and brooch collection. Some of these items will remain part of the Crown Jewels, a collection of royal ceremonial objects on public display at the Tower of London. However, the Queen's private ...

As is nearly always the case, royal fashion has a deeper backstory than meets the naked eye. So was the case with a particular brooch Queen Camilla wore this week while in Italy with husband King ...

The 74 year old Royal accessorised with a gold ribbon brooch that she first donned back in 1969. She paired this with a belted forest green dress, complemented by a white and green patterned silk ...

Not only is the Princess Royal rarely seen without a brooch, but there's one particular simple but timeless accessory that she brings out time and time again: her tiny golden horse brooch.

He gave the queen the uncut, 54.5-carat diamond as a wedding gift, though she later had it cut and added to a diamond brooch. The crown jewels are part of the Royal Collection—which, contrary to ...