Top 12 Gems and Jewelry Treasures of the British Royals

5. The Ruby Tiara of King Edward VII

Donn by Alexandra the Queen Been in possession since: 1902 Value Approximation: $5.7 million* The King Edward VII Ruby Tiara, which was commissioned in 1902 by the always stylish Queen Alexandra, captures the romantic spirit of the day. This stunning tiara, set in gold and silver, features an amazing arrangement of circular motifs set with captivating diamonds and rubies.

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The Ruby Tiara of King Edward VII/TThe Court Jeweller The tiara is a representation of royal grace because of the striking contrast between the strong rubies and the surrounding white diamonds. This item is treasured as a regal relic from a bygone era and is a symbol of the British monarchy's eternal grace.

6. The Demi-Parure Kent Amethyst

Donn by: The Duchesses of Gloucester and Kent Held since: the middle of the 1800s Value Approximation: $2.1 million* The deep purple amethysts in the Kent Amethyst Demi-Parure are a magnificent royal suite complemented by sparkling diamonds. It was then given to the Duchess of Gloucester after being owned by Queen Victoria's mother, the Duchess of Kent. This eye-catching set comes with a tiara, brooches, earrings, and necklace.

The Demi-Pure Kent Amethyst ©PA Images/Alamy The parure has an ethereal aspect because of the vivid amethysts and the striking contrast of the glittering diamonds. This piece's amazing design and royal pedigree have guaranteed its lasting significance in the history of royal jewelry.