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Sunday Brooch: The Jardine Star

The Jardine Star Brooch On the Queen's list of favorite brooches is a traditional model we call the Jardine Star. It features 8 diamond...

Within the vast brooch collection of Queen Elizabeth II, there is a special subset of badges that represent military entities. They usually ...

A Diamond Jubilee brooch for a Diamond Jubilee year today. Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee Brooch Among the presents received by Queen ...

What does one brooch-loving queen get another brooch-loving queen for her big birthday? A brooch, of course! The Centenary Rose Brooch For t...

As Princess Elizabeth, the queen's jewelry collection was a largely personal one: mostly gifts from her wedding, birthday presents, and ...

You aren't too tired of Queen Mary's taste in diamonds coming off a week of Cullinans , are you? I hope you have room for one more, ...

Next up in our review of what’s become of the Cullinan Diamond is a brooch that packs a double Cullinan punch. The Cullinan VI and VIII Bro...

Today’s entry in the saga of the Cullinan diamonds might not be the most famous one, but it gets more use than any of the rest. Cullinan V ...

Apart from the stones set in the Crown Jewels , these two diamonds – known as Cullinan III and IV, or the Third and Fourth Stars of Africa, ...

Fresh off the success of 1953’s coronation , Queen Elizabeth and the Duke of Edinburgh embarked on an ambitious world tour to introduce the ...

History and carat weight are both going to factor heavily into this countdown, and our starter piece has both in spades. Queen Victoria'...

As we know, Queen Elizabeth's brooches often offer more than just pretty bling to look at; they're often symbolic as well. This is v...