Royal Jewels Discussion

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The Queen is wearing the girls of great britian and Ireland tiara with the Greville emerald necklace without the drops, last worn by Queen Elizabeth II.

HM also wore three bracelets of the Cartier Bandeau - diamond, ruby and emerald.

Queen Victoria’s Diamond Bar Brooch made another appearance.

The below picture is the necklace with the drops.
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Wow. QueenCamilla has on a beautiful color that suits her so well and some equally impressive jewelry.

That emerald Grenville necklace goes beautifully with that outfit and the Girls of Great Britain and Ireland tiara is perfectly suited to her. It's all very well coordinated and the stunning tiara and necklace do not overpower her. She looks so relaxed and happy.

 

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Duchess Sophie is wearing her favorite tiara:

The Duchess of Edinburgh Wore Her Favorite Tiara for the German State Banquet

Sophie wears this one headpiece for most glitzy events.

www.townandcountrymag.com

 

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LONDON — The Tower of London was closed after a video appeared to show activists smearing food on a display case containing one of Britain's crown jewels.

Police said four protesters had been arrested following the incident just before 10 a.m. (5 a.m. ET) on Saturday, after reports that food had been thrown onto the case containing the State Crown.


“Officers worked closely with City of London Police and security officers and four people have been arrested on suspicion of criminal damage. They have taken into custody,” London's Metropolitan Police said.

“The Tower has been closed to the public while the police investigation continues.”

Historic Royal Palaces said the Crown Jewels were not damaged during the incident, and confirmed the site had reopened "after closing temporarily as police investigated."

Tower of London closed after 'custard and apple crumble' thrown over case containing U.K. Crown Jewels

Footage posted on X showed a group hurling food and dousing one side of the display case containing the State Crown in yellow liquid.

www.nbcnews.com