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Royal Jubilee: our favourite jewellery inspired by Queen Liz
Her Majesty the Queen will be celebrating her platinum jubilee this year and whilst many of us look forward to a few extra bank holiday days, here at Shining Diamonds, we are interested to know the type of jewellery she will don at the grand ceremony.
In this blog, we look at some of the most iconic jewellery looks from The Queen throughout the years.
Iconic jewellery looks from The Queen
The Brazilian Aquamarine Parure Tiara
The Queen received this stunning gift from Brazil for her coronation in 1953 – this tiara was accompanied by a stunning necklace, bracelet and earrings. The jewels took a year to collect and were loved so much by the queen that she has adapted the jewellery to wear to multiple occasions.
Looking for something similar? You will live our Aquamarine & Diamond Halo Tennis Bracelet – adorn your wrist with this wonderful wrist for a stunning royal feel.
Japanese pearl choker
This classic piece was gifted to the Queen in 1975 from the Empire of Japan – this stylish choker later made a second debut on the Duchess of Cambridge. It’s truly a timeless piece which can be worn time and time again. Here at Shining Diamond, pearls aren’t really our thing as we specialise in Diamonds!
This classic piece was gifted to the Queen in 1975 from the Empire of Japan – this stylish choker later made a second debut on the Duchess of Cambridge. It’s truly a timeless piece which can be worn time and time again.
Here at Shining Diamond, pearls aren’t really our thing as we specialise in diamonds! However, if you are looking for an ageless look, we most certainly recommend the Intertwined Round & Baguette cut Designer Diamond Pendant, which posses the same characteristics of the diamond centre piece of the choker.
Intertwined Round & Baguette cut Designer Diamond Pendant
Russian fringe tiara
Known as the Queen’s wedding tiara, this diamond piece exudes glamour and sophistication! Interestingly, this tiara was originally a necklace, but doubled up as a tiara as the something borrowed piece for the Queen’s wedding day.
Our equally delightful Round & Baguette cut Drop Diamond Pendant is ever so glitzy and is bound to make the same impression.
Round & Baguette cut Drop Diamond Pendant
Queen Elizabeth’s Festoon Necklace
The diamond Festoon necklace is one of the most elegant of them all – and perhaps one of Queen Elizabeth’s more recognisable pieces. Comprised of 105 loose collet-set diamonds, this necklace most certainly wows the crowds.
Looking for something similar? The Circle of Life Micro set Round cut Diamond Pendant – which contains a cluster of diamonds in a circle design.
Circle of Life Micro set Round cut Diamond Pendant
Wanting to expand your collection with a few regal pieces? Visit us at our Hatton Garden store. Alternatively, contact our helpful team for more information.
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