The Windsor festivities in Sandringham proceed with great style tributes to the past: Queen Camilla paid homage to the memory of Elizabeth II with her “new” precious brooch. She could not have chosen a better jewel for the intended purpose, after all, Queen Elizabeth herself used to always choose a different brooch for her renowned Christmas speeches. And in each one she hid a message for her beloved people. But what does Camilla's brooch tell us today?
For the traditional parade of looks on December 25, the Princess of Wales made her choice of jewels a tribute to Diana's memory. Thanks to her earrings, which stole the show even when Sarah Ferguson returned to Sandringham after thirty years
After the earrings with which Kate Middleton remembered Lady Diana last December 25, the queen consort's brooch does the same by looking to the past with respect and reverence for Elizabeth II. For Sunday mass at Sandringham on New Year's Eve, Camilla chose a look featuring turquoise nuances. A delicate but bright color at the same time, which he declined with a coat by Bruce Oldfield Couture. To his outerwear, the undisputed protagonist of the putshe then paired it with a black leather bag by Charles Laurie London, black suede boots by Russell & Broomley and, on her head, a cap by Philip Treacy.
To the ever attentive gaze of the royal watchers it certainly couldn't go unnoticed Queen Camilla's brooch: impeccably pinned on the left, on his coat, the precious jewel did not debut on the royal scene for the first time. As you know The Court Jeweller, it's about the brooch Diamond and Acquamarine Bar whose history in the Windsor house may have begun between the 1920s and 1930s. Elizabeth II wore it in October 2019at a private reception at Buckingham Palace.
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The second Christmas without it Her Majesty the Queen is upon us: we want to remember her with some of her most unforgettable looks shown off on December 25th, but also by revealing a royal secret. It seems that the queen used to wear – in a single day – many more clothes than we imagined…
A somewhat mysterious story makes this brooch even more fascinating: In fact, little is known about this jewel that belonged to Queen Elizabeth, except that it is composed of a central diamond and two aquamarines on the sides. This last variety is a type of precious stone on which the style of the previous monarch has always relied, being very dear to her: on the occasion of her eighteenth birthday in 1944, the then Princess Elizabeth received a gift from her father the king George IV a set of clip brooches made up of diamonds and aquamarine, which he would have worn over time until his sad passing in 2022. An (endless) love carried forward today by Charles' wife.
Source: Vanity Fair
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