Royal jewels: Queen's Williamson pink diamond brooch | Woman & Home
The Queen's Williamson pink diamond brooch holds one of the rarest, flawless pink diamonds in the world. Find out more about the stone's history.
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The Queen's Williamson pink diamond brooch holds one of the rarest, flawless pink diamonds in the world. Find out more about the stone's history.
The brooch, made of platinum, was completed in 1953, the year that Princess Elizabeth was crowned Queen Elizabeth II. The brooch quickly became a favourite in the new Queen’s jewellery box; it was front and centre in a series of portraits, also featuring Prince Charles and Princess Anne, that was taken by Marcus Adams in
According to diamond expert Max Stone, of jewellers Steven Stone, this ring is thought to be worth a whopping £30million. Meanwhile, Grace’s first ring could be valued at around £15,000. Max said: “While it’s incredibly difficult to value a ring without seeing the original item in colour, the fact that the ring was designed by
Engagement ring specialist, Max Stone, said: “Princess Beatrice’s ring is an absolute stunner. A six claw round diamond takes centre stage, which looks to be around three carats. “The round diamond shoulders two tapered baguettes, which gives the ring a vintage feel and Art Deco-inspired look. For added sparkle, the ring also features small pavé […]
The Queen is rarely seen without a brooch on her lapel, usually worn to complement her strikingly bright outfits. But Her Majesty’s brooches are more than just pieces of beautiful jewellery: they symbolise deeper meanings and reveal significant aspects of the Queen’s life. The jewellery expert said: “The biggest and most expensive of all Queen […]