
Today, The Court Jeweller celebrates its twelfth birthday! Twelve years of tiaras, brooches, galas, history, and so much more—and even more sparkle to come in the new year!
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Today, The Court Jeweller celebrates its twelfth birthday! Twelve years of tiaras, brooches, galas, history, and so much more—and even more sparkle to come in the new year!

Today at Hidden Gems, I’m bringing you the fascinating origin story of the glamorous Cartier Rose Brooch owned by Princess Margaret. As a bonus, here’s a selection of my earlier articles about some of the beautiful Cartier brooches worn by the ladies of the British royal family.

Today at Hidden Gems, I’m bringing you a deep dive into the history of Queen Victoria’s Sapphire Coronet, now on display at the V&A in London. As a companion piece here today, I’ve got a roundup of articles about Queen Victoria’s brooches, including the sapphire brooch that Victoria wore with the coronet in her famous Winterhalter portrait.

This week, the British royal family will join people across Europe in celebrating the 80th anniversary of VE Day, the end of World War II in Europe in May 1945. A hidden piece of VE Day history is currently sparkling in another corner of London, ready to be discovered by those visiting the Cartier exhibition at the V&A.