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9. The Diamond Daffodil Brooch of Queen Elizabeth
Donn by: Elizabeth II, the Queen
Belonging to: Unknown
Value Approximation: $1.5 million*
Queen Elizabeth's Diamond Daffodil The brooch, with its distinctive floral arrangement, is a testament to the Queen's passion for items with a natural theme. The brooch, which is designed in the shape of a daffodil, the national flower of Wales, was painstakingly made with beautiful diamonds.
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The Diamond Daffodil Brooch of Queen Elizabeth I (rct.uk)
The Queen has worn this magnificent piece at a number of public events, demonstrating its grace and adaptability. A brilliant treasure in the royal collection is the Diamond Daffodil Brooch, with its elaborate design and historical significance.
10. The pearl and diamond bracelet owned by the Duchess of Cornwall
on the Duchess of Cornwall, Camilla
Belonging to: Unknown
Value Estimate: $800,000*
The pearl and diamond bracelet owned by the Duchess of Cornwall is a brilliant illustration of traditional grace. It has a diamond clasp and a double strand of pearls, with diamond rondelles strewn throughout.
The diamond and pearl bracelet worn by the Duchess of Cornwall ©PA Images/Alamy
The diamonds provide a hint of royal grandeur, and the pearls add a timeless grace. This item, a treasured property of the Duchess of Cornwall, sums up her elegant and timeless taste wonderfully.
