
As Valentine weekend draws to a close, today we’ve got a look at an appropriately named royal jewel: Queen Mary’s Lover’s Knot Brooch.
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Sparkling Royal Jewels From Around the World

As Valentine weekend draws to a close, today we’ve got a look at an appropriately named royal jewel: Queen Mary’s Lover’s Knot Brooch.

Tiaras are special because they’re beautiful works of art, but some of them are doubly interesting because of their royal pasts. Every now and then, one of today’s princesses wears a tiara that came from a royal house of the past. Today’s tiara, the Savoy-Aosta Tiara, is one of thoseāit started off with a branch of the former reigning family of Italy, and now it graces the head of a Belgian princess.

November babies are particularly lucky: one of their birthstones, the topaz, comes in a rainbow of shades. Today we’re looking at some royal jewels set with the pink variety: Queen Camilla’s pink topaz jewels.

One of the most delightful things about royal jewelry is the extensive history witnessed by the glittering gems. Today, we’re discussing a parure that has seen a whole lot over the past two centuries: the grand emerald set now owned by the Norwegian royal family.

The British royals are celebrating the 200th birthday of one of their patriarchs, Prince Albert, tomorrow. To join in the festivities, we’ve got a look today at one of the most important pieces that he added to the royal collection: Prince Albert’s Brooch.