Gems and Jewelry Wonders of the British Royal Family

1. The diamond tiara

Worn by: Danish Princess Anne Belonging to: Unknown Value Estimate: $10,000–$500,000* This exquisite tiara, despite its stunning appearance, has an uncertain provenance. Princess Anne of Denmark famously wore it during her wedding, and the central cluster of diamonds alone is likely valued in the tens of thousands of dollars. While the tiara is believed to have Swedish or Danish origins, it is important to note that the accompanying necklace was a cherished gift from Queen Elizabeth and King George VI.
  This tiara may trace its origins back to Princess Ingeborg of Sweden, who was the grandmother of Prince George. It is plausible that Princess Ingeborg gifted this tiara to Princess Anne for her wedding, following a similar tradition where she provided a tiara to her sister-in-law for her 1949 nuptials. This familial connection adds a layer of historical significance to the piece, intertwining it with royal heritage.

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