Sapphire Empress Josephine of France - Necklace Orange Not being the type of

Not being the type of person to wear a brooch

Queen Mary had a tiara made which became known as the Cambridge Lover's Knot Tiara

as a wedding present in 1947

Edward's Coronation Crown Pendant - a stunning piece of jewellery that celebrates the rich history and traditions of the British monarchy

Shoe buckles were indicators of wealth and taste and were widely worn in the 18th century

Sapphire Empress Josephine of France - Necklace Orange Not being the type ofThis set of jewellery is inspired by a parure of jewels consisting of a diadem, a necklace, a pair of earrings and two small and one large brooch, all set with Ceylon sapphires. It is believed they were originally worn by The Empress Josephine jewels and given to her daughter Queen Hortense of Holland. But mystery surrounds the jewels, they cannot be dated and it is not known who made them. It has even been suggested that they may once have belonged