Queen elizabeth pearl necklace

Try not to drool over the royal family’s most valuable jewels. These are not usually seen in public.

The difference between the George V pearls and the pearls HM Queen Elizabeth II wears almost everyday. The first necklace is a gift from her grandfather king George V on his silver jubilee in 1925. It has a ruby clasp and the pearls are smaller and not graduated. The "everyday" necklace was made after the Queen's accession with family pearls. It has a diamon clasp and the pearls are graduated.

Buckingham Palace confirmed the Princess wore Her late Majesty's three-strand pearl necklace at an official luncheon this afternoon.

Dave Thompson - WPA Pool/Getty Images Our month-long focus on Queen Elizabeth II's wedding gift jewelry arrives today at two pieces with serious British royal history: the Queen Anne and Queen Caroline Pearl Necklaces. Peter

The Princess of Wales was the picture of dignity as she joined her husband and children at the Queen's funeral in London today. She accompanied her children George, nine, and Charlotte, seven.

Getty Images Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom wears the Godman Necklace for the French state banquet at Windsor Castle, November 2004; more on the necklace over here!

Keeping up with The Princess of Wales | A look back at the times The Princess of Wales wore the late Queen Elizabeth II’s necklaces - what is your favourite? •Queen Mary’s… | Instagram

The most famous images of the British royal family always include one major detail: diamonds. The royal family has owned some of the finest pieces of jewelry in the world - and some of the most expensive. The Crown has some truly awe-inspiring pieces that would make {{TIF:Tiffany’s}} green with envy.

We're very used to seeing Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom wearing pearls; she dons diamond and pearl earrings and a three-stranded pearl necklace for virtually all of her daytime engagements. She also has