“The crown jewels are a priceless collection that represents the history and continuity of the British monarchy,” says royal historian and author Carolyn Harris, PhD. “They’re significant ...

They have quite the collection! What many don’t know is that these pieces have been passed through the bloodline and have often been reworked or recreated. From Queen Mary’s lover’s knot ...

The British royal family's crown jewels aren't just crowns and jewels ... royals use for coronations and other special events. The collection — now housed at the Tower of London — includes ...

According to Vanity Fair, the royal collection began during the reign of Queen Victoria in the 1800s, when the former monarch began collecting jewels as the British empire expansion. The ...

Sometimes referred to as the Cambridge Lover’s Knot, it is one of the best-known tiaras in the British royal family’s collection and was a favorite of Princess Diana. Of course, Meghan and ...

The Queen, who was 96 years old at her time of death, had been a staple of the British Monarchy ... the family's jewelry collection, called "The Crown Jewels" is estimated to be worth somewhere ...

But Alastair Bruce, an expert on the Crown Jewels, has solved the mystery after he discovered letters from the royal librarian ... According to the British newspaper, a deep cavern was dug beneath ...

An exhibition celebrating jewelry made by the prestigious French luxury goods company Cartier since the start of the 20th century, including watches and tiaras, is now on view at London’s V&A Museum.

As she explains, the British crown jewels are part of the Royal Collection, and they are not owned by the state. Fascination over the royal regalia is not surprising. But what many people may not ...