The coronation of King Charles was a splendid event filled with heritage jewellery choices by the royal family. Although there weren’t any tiaras worn, apparently due to the King’s wish for a pared back ceremony, there was still plenty of sparkle on display.
Queen Camilla
Queen Camilla, wore the iconic Coronation Necklace, featuring 25 graduated brilliant diamonds and the remarkable 22.48-carat Lahore Diamond, originally created for Queen Victoria in 1858, by the British Crown Jeweller Garrard. This is also the same necklace that Queen Elizabeth II, wore for her coronation in 1953.
Kate Middleton
Princess Kate, paying homage to her late mother-in-law, Princess Diana, wore her diamond and South Sea pearl earrings, adding a sentimental touch to her attire.
Princess Eugenie
Princesses Eugenie and Beatrice showcased their British heritage by selecting stunning pieces from the renowned royal London jeweller Garrard.
Princess Eugenie graced the ceremony with the ‘Albemarle’ white gold and diamond collar necklace, paired beautifully with white gold and diamond drop earrings.
Princess Beatrice
Princess Beatrice matched her bright pink outfit with the stunning ‘Blaze’ Hoop earrings from Garrard featuring Pink Sapphire, Rubellite, and Pink Opals.
The coronation jewellery worn by the royal family displayed a perfect blend of tradition, sophistication, and modernity, capturing the essence of a new era under King Charles’s reign.
