Queen Elizabeth II used to wear a chrysanthemum brooch during her honeymoon and when Prince Philip was hospitalized.
As a member of the British royal family, Prince Philip always pays attention to the costumes, attentive to every detail. Because of that, when walking next to her, the Queen of England always shows elegance and fashion style in line with her husband.
In addition, she also expressed her love for Prince Philip with jewels attached to her clothes or on her fingers. Prince Philip and Queen Elizabeth II. Engagement ring made from mother-in-law’s crown The British Queen’s engagement ring becomes special and historic when it is made from the crown of Princess Alice – Prince Phillip’s mother. This tiara was given by Tsar Nicholas II and Alexandra with the same jewelry set as a wedding gift to the heir to the British royal throne. Before proposing to Queen Elizabeth II, the deceased prince removed the diamonds on the crown to design a special engagement ring, with a 3-carat diamond placed in the middle and 10 smaller diamonds on both sides. He gave his wife the betrayal at Buckingham Palace, England. Engagement ring of the Queen of England. The bracelet marks the 5th anniversary of the wedding According to the Express The gold bracelet is studded with diamonds and rubies with the initials of Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip’s names engraved on the inside. This is a gift from the late prince to his wife on the 5th wedding anniversary. The jewelry is worn by the queen whenever she appears with the other half during major British royal events. Prince Philip presented a golden bracelet to the queen in 1952. Symbol for the relationship between the queen and the prince In 1946, Queen Elizabeth II was given a brooch before marrying Prince Philip. After that, the item became a symbol of their relationship. According to the The Telegraph A shipbuilder presented the queen with a chrysanthemum brooch made of platinum, diamonds and jade after she launched an oil tanker. Sometime after that, the accessory was named Honeymoon Brooch because the queen wore it on her honeymoon. After this, she continued to use it at the wedding anniversary party and during the time Prince Philip was hospitalized. The British Queen’s chrysanthemum brooch. The brooch is made from rubies The Scarab Brooch brooch made of gold, diamonds and rubies was given to the Queen of England by Prince Philip in 1966. This is a jewelry created by designer Andrew Grima. The Queen wears this accessory on many costumes while attending various events such as the 2008 trip to Slovenia. Queen Elizabeth II often used brooch made of gold and rubies. Heart-shaped accessories The Cullinan V brooch is made from an 8.8-carat diamond with smaller platinum stones. The public believes that the Queen of England wears heart-shaped accessories to commemorate her 70-year marriage. However, Vanity Fair argued that the queen’s item was related to British imperialism. She wears a heart-shaped brooch in response to protests calling for the demolition of the statue of Cecil Rhodes – former British Prime Minister of the Cape colony and founder of the diamond company De Beers – that took place in England at the time that point. Heart-shaped brooch on the British queens couple’s 70th anniversary.
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