Who will use the jewels of the late Queen Elizabeth for the coronation of his son Carlos III

Besides horses and castles, Queen Isabella he had a huge jewelry collection. Some belonged to her and others to the crown, but all were inherited by her eldest son, King Charles IIIwho will be crowned with this Saturday 6 May at Westminster Abbeyin London.

Women of the family, Camilla, the Queen consort, Catherine, wife of Prince William, the late Princess Diana and the daughters of Charles’ brothers have worn some of the crown jewels on special occasions.

Because of this, the English and followers of the royal family are wondering who will use these valuable pieces in the coronation ceremony of King Carlos III, which has not happened in seventy years, since Queen Elizabeth was crowned.

So far, it is known that Queen Camilla, in addition to being crowned with Queen Mary’s crown, will also wear other fairy-tale headdresses on the day of her coronation. We may see her wearing her favorite Greville tiara, loaned to her by Queen Elizabeth. With 200 carats of diamonds encrusted in a honeycomb pattern, it is reportedly worth $17 million.

Camilla may also be wearing Queen Victoria’s stunning coronation necklace, one of the most expensive necklaces in the world, and matching earrings. However, these pieces are from the same collection as the controversial Koh-i-Noor diamond, which was obtained during the era of English colonization, so the royal family may decide not to use them on this occasion.

Both Charles and Camilla will receive ruby ​​rings during the coronation ceremony. The Queen’s ring features an octagonal ruby ​​in a gold setting, set with 14 diamonds and set with mixed cut rubies.

Catherine of Wales, meanwhile, is believed to have three jewelery options for the special day: the Lover’s Knot tiara, which features dangling diamonds and pearls and was previously worn by Princess Diana; Cartier Halo Tiara, whom he married; and tiara lotus flower.

But Guillermo’s wife could surprise and wear something different. (AND)