The British Royal Family's Stunning Gems and Jewelry Collection
8. Sophie, Countess of Wessex, the Regal Circlet of Queen Victoria
Queen Victoria's Regal Circlet Diamond Worn By: Queen Victoria
Since: 1853
Value Estimate: Not Known
The largest diamond from Queen Victoria's original Regal Circlet has a fascinating history. After being removed during the dismantling of the circlet, this remarkable diamond was later set in the Queen Mother's crown.
Currently, the frame of the Regal Circlet resides in the Museum of London, preserving its historical significance and connection to the royal family. The diamond itself remains a symbol of royal heritage and elegance.
Countess of Wessex's Tiara Worn By: Sophie, Countess of Wessex
Sophie, Countess of Wessex, wore a captivating tiara on her wedding day that has sparked some conjecture regarding its design. The tiara features detachable elements, including fleur-de-lis, Maltese crosses, and anthemion motifs, which are reported to be exact replicas of the original Regal Circlet.
This connection to the Regal Circlet not only enhances the tiara's elegance but also ties it to royal history, reflecting the enduring legacy of Queen Victoria's jewelry.
