For centuries, some jewels have been handed down from generation to generation by the British royal family. It can be said that this is a family heirloom of the British royal family, because these jewels are customized and very unique, and the identity of the people who use these jewels is very noble. The value of these jewels can't be measured by money at all.

Now let's look at some special heirlooms: Queen Mary's headdress-19 13 Queen Mary customized her headdress from the guard tower according to the headdress of her grandmother Princess August. At first, 19 upright pearls were put on it, and then they came and went, leaving only suspended pearls. 1953 After the death of Queen Mary, the headdress was passed on to her granddaughter Elizabeth II and then to Princess Diana. After Diana's death, it is now owned by Princess Kate, which is also one of Kate's favorite headdresses.

Queen Mary also has a famous jewel, a diamond necklace. This work was originally designed as a short necklace, but after Queen Mary, later members of the royal family wore it as a bracelet. Queen Elizabeth's four-string pearl necklace-This four-string pearl necklace was made for Queen Elizabeth, and she passed it on to Princess Diana and Kate Middleton.

Another most famous heirloom of the British royal family is Princess Diana's engagement ring, which was given by Prince Charles to his first wife, Princess Diana, and Diana continued to wear it even after the divorce? . In 20 10, Prince William gave it to his current wife Kate Middleton as an engagement ring.