
This weekend, Queen Camilla stepped out at Ascot in an Edwardian-era royal brooch—just the latest in a series of jewels she’s worn recently from the decadent period of royal history.
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Sparkling Royal Jewels From Around the World

This weekend, Queen Camilla stepped out at Ascot in an Edwardian-era royal brooch—just the latest in a series of jewels she’s worn recently from the decadent period of royal history.

February is the month of amethysts, and there have been a few notes in my inbox recently asking about a necklace worn by Anna Wintour at Buckingham Palace. Is it the same one that was once worn by Queen Mary? The short answer is no—but I’ll give a longer explanation in today’s article, just for fun.

Happy Valentine’s Day, everyone! I hope today brings lots of love to all of your lives, and I’m starting the fun with a look at a suite of royal jewelry with heart-shaped design motifs: the diamond interlocking hearts that belong to the Duchess of Edinburgh.

On Tuesday, the Princess of Wales wore vintage to an unexpected place—a prison in Cheshire, where visited women and children in a mother and baby unit.

On Friday, King Charles III and Queen Camilla hosted a special dinner at his Highgrove estate, with Camilla sparkling in a pair of special Cartier bracelets for the occasion.