The Queen Consort Camilla paid tribute to the Queen with a gifted brooch at a service on September 12.
The brooch, which Camilla wore to a Service of Thanksgiving for the Queen, originally belonged to the Queen Mother. The dazzling diamond piece depicts a thistle, Scotland’s national flower, and proved the Queen’s affinity for the country where she spent her final days.
Queen Elizabeth inherited the accessory in 2002 after her mother’s passing. Camilla was first seen wearing it in public in 2015, and it is unknown when the Queen gifted it to her daughter-in-law.
On September 13, Princess Anne honored her late mother with a pair of gold and pearl earrings.
As the Queen’s coffin was carried out of St. Giles Cathedral in Scotland, Princess Anne was spotted wearing the sentimental earrings.
Princess Anne has worn the accessories since her first royal tour, according to Woman and Home. The pearl studs were given to the princess by her parents Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip in the 1960s, and she’s sported them at numerous royal events like her wedding to Timothy Laurence in 1992, and her father’s funeral in 2021.
The newly titled Princess of Wales wore a brooch to honor her late grandmother-in-law during the Queen’s coffin procession in London on Wednesday.
The brooch used to belong to the Queen, and the monarch donned the diamond and pearl piece in Seoul, South Korea in 1999, according to The Court Jeweller.
That same day, Meghan Markle wore earrings gifted to her by the Queen.
The earrings were gifted to Markle after her wedding to Prince Harry. In 2018, the Queen gave Markle the pearl and diamond drop earrings that resembled a pair she owned. The two wore the earrings at the same time on their first public outing in 2018, Insider reported.
Princess Kate also wore Queen Elizabeth’s signature pearls to lunch at Buckingham Palace on Saturday.
The pearls Middleton donned were the Queen’s signature accessory, and she was hardly seen without them. According to Harper’s Bazaar, Buckingham Palace confirmed the necklace belonged to the late monarch.
Lady Louise Windsor, the Queen’s granddaughter, honored Her Majesty by wearing a horse-shaped silver necklace on Saturday.
The two were avid equestrians, and the 18-year-old was very close with her late grandmother. Saturday, Queen Elizabeth’s eight grandchildren honored her in a special vigil in London. The moment was made even sweeter when onlookers noticed Lady Louise’s pendant paid homage to her grandmother’s passion.
On Monday, 7-year-old Princess Charlotte wore a horseshoe-shaped brooch to the Queen’s funeral service.
Following in Lady Louise’s footsteps, Princess Charlotte paid tribute to the Queen with an equestrian-themed accessory. According to People, the small horseshoe brooch was gifted to the young princess by the Queen. Her majesty loved horses and shared this passion with other members of the royal family.
Princess Kate donned the Queen’s pearl necklace with a diamond clasp that same day.
The necklace, known as the Four-Row Japanese Pearl Choker, was given to Queen Elizabeth by Japan in 1970. The Queen gifted the piece to Middleton prior to her death. Princess Kate also wore the accessory to Prince Philip’s funeral service in 2021.
Queen Consort Camilla appeared at Queen Elizabeth’s funeral wearing Queen Victoria’s diamond jubilee broach.
According to Vogue, Camilla’s heart-shaped diamond brooch features three sapphires and the number 60 in honor of Queen Victoria’s diamond jubilee in 1897. Queen Victoria was Queen Elizabeth’s great-great-grandmother, and she ruled for 63 years. The brooch was meant to honor Queen Elizabeth’s historic 70-year reign.
During Monday’s funeral service, Markle rewore the diamond and pearl earrings the Queen gave her.
The gifted accessory made another appearance at the Queen’s funeral service on Monday when Markle donned an understated all-black ensemble. The earrings were the only piece of jewelry Markle wore, further emphasizing their meaningful tribute to the Queen.
On Monday, Prince William’s military uniform included a pin with the initials “ER” for “Elizabeth Regina.”
“Elizabeth Regina” means “Queen Elizabeth” in Latin. Prince Williams wore the gold pin on his right shoulder, and the accessory contains a crown above the initials.
Prince William served almost a decade in the Royal Air force before retiring to focus on his royal duties.
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