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A hundred years ago this month, the wedding of a future King and Queen of Sweden took place in London—royal nuptials that created a blended family and added several treasures to the Swedish royal jewelry collections.
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A hundred years ago this month, the wedding of a future King and Queen of Sweden took place in London—royal nuptials that created a blended family and added several treasures to the Swedish royal jewelry collections.
King Charles and Queen Camilla weren’t the only ones wearing fabulous royal jewels during last week’s State Opening of Parliament. Several peeresses also donned tiaras, and today, we’ve got a closer look at one of the sparkliest of them all: the Duchess of Wellington’s Diamond Tiara.
On Remembrance Sunday, the women of the British royal family wore elegant jewels of memorial and remembrance as they attended the annual ceremony at the Cenotaph in London.