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Happy Canada Day, everybody! To mark the holiday, we’ve got a look at new revelations about one of the Queen of Canada’s most intriguing maple leaf brooches.
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Happy Canada Day, everybody! To mark the holiday, we’ve got a look at new revelations about one of the Queen of Canada’s most intriguing maple leaf brooches.
Our weekend of Commonwealth jewels continues today with a look at brooches connected to another Commonwealth realm. Today, we’re focusing on four brooches worn by the Queen of Canada.
It’s October, which means it’s time for stories that are scary, spooky, and downright terrifying. And it doesn’t get much more terrifying than the tale of a tiara that narrowly escaped a watery grave. Today, brace yourself for the unbelievable story of Lady Allan’s Tiara, which was miraculously rescued from the wreck of the Lusitania.