Queen Elizabeth II wasn’t just the sovereign of state affairs, she was the undisputed Queen of Tiara. With a vast collection of Tiara at her beck and call, Her Majesty played a glittering game of royal diplomacy. But behind every sparkle was a story, who got to borrow and who scored a permanent spot in the royal jewel rotation? In today’s video, we’ll explore the politics of Queen Elizabeth II's Tiaras.
Meander Tiara (1903)
Delhi Durbar Tiara (1911)
Greville Honeycomb Tiara (1921)
The Teck Crescent Tiara (Early 1800s)
Queen Mary’s Lover’s Knot Tiara (1913)
Queen Mary’s Fringe Tiara (1919)
Emerald Kokoshnik Tiara (1919)
Lotus Flower Tiara (1923)
Queen Mary's Diamond Bandeau Tiara (1932)
Halo Tiara (1936)
Aquamarine Ribbon Tiara (1970)
The Tiara Politics
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🔥 Exploring The Famous Jewels of Her Highness Princess Salimah Aga Khan
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🔥 The Jewellery Collection of Her Highness Sheikha Moza of Qatar
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