Queen Elizabeth II is likely to be elected as one of the most jeweled women in the world by a high vote. Some people may be attracted by the exquisite crown of the Queen, the exquisite pearl necklace that has remained unchanged for decades, all kinds of sparkling diamonds and colorful necklaces, but in the elegant demeanor of the Queen, the place that cannot be ignored is the brooch.

Amethyst bouquet brooch. This amethyst bouquet brooch is a gift from the Queen of 1960. It consists of some small diamonds, seven amethysts and 12 freshwater pearls in the Thames. Very beautiful. Because pearls are a little small, they are often mistaken for small diamonds. The scepter and crown symbolizing British kingship are inlaid with Cullinan I and II. Cullinan III, IV and V were made into brooches! Today, Cullinan No.5 brooch has the highest appearance rate.

Jardine's brooch, which is very beautifully designed, is the real legendary "eight stars and eight arrows". The brooch is shaped like an octagonal star with eight diamonds in the middle of each corner. At the center of the star is a big diamond, surrounded by eight diamonds. The whole brooch * * * consists of 4/kloc-0 large diamonds and 24 small diamonds, weighing about 40 carats. Vase brooch, Cartier's beautiful vase-shaped brooch, was a gift that the Queen got from her parents in the early 1940s. The whole vase is aquamarine, plus several rubies, sapphires and purple sapphires, as well as the stems and leaves of diamonds.

As a woman, her calmness, self-confidence and elegance are exactly what other women should follow. The queen's clothes are colorful and gorgeous, and her charming smile is really fascinating.