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7. Russian Sapphire Cluster Earring
Donn by: Elizabeth II, the Queen
Been in possession since 1963
Value Approximation: $1.6 million*
This exquisite brooch represents the royal relationship between Russia and Britain. The Russian Sapphire Cluster Brooch, which was given to Queen Elizabeth II in 1963, has an amazing oval sapphire set in the middle.
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The Court Jeweller/Pinterest: Russian Sapphire Cluster Brooch
Encircled by 10 exquisite round diamonds, the focal sapphire radiates a captivating color that perfectly captures the essence of regal grace and elegance. This artifact is a valued addition to the royal collection because of its fascinating design and historical significance to Russia.
8. The sapphire and diamond earrings owned by the Duchess of Cambridge
Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge, is wearing
The item was inherited from Princess Diana in 2011 and is estimated to be worth $1.8 million.
These sapphire and diamond earrings, which were once a part of Princess Diana's personal collection, are currently worn by the Duchess of Cambridge, who wears them to lend a touch of vintage charm to her contemporary elegance.
The Sapphire and Diamond Earrings Owned by the Duchess of Cambridge (people.com)
Reminiscent of the well-known sapphire engagement ring that was worn by both Princess Diana and Duchess Catherine, the earrings feature two drop-shaped sapphires encircled by diamonds. Their royal charm is aptly captured by their deep blue color, and their historical significance is further enhanced by their relationship to Princess Diana.
