{"id":174965,"date":"2026-03-25T18:14:13","date_gmt":"2026-03-25T18:14:13","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/174965\/"},"modified":"2026-03-25T18:14:13","modified_gmt":"2026-03-25T18:14:13","slug":"royal-expert-reveals-location-of-queens-tiaras-and-jewels","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/us-ny\/174965\/","title":{"rendered":"Royal Expert Reveals Location of \u201cQueen’s Tiaras and Jewels\u201d"},"content":{"rendered":"

One of the key perks of being a princess<\/a> is access to the crown jewels<\/a>, a historical collection of tiaras and jewelry fit for a Queen. From sapphires to diamonds, tiaras to brooches, the British Royal Family\u2019s jewelry collection is particularly enviable. When thinking about the royal jewels<\/a>, it seems logical that they would be kept in a secure vault, but a royal expert with inside knowledge of the Royal Family has revealed the true set up\u2014and it might be surprising.<\/p>\n

Like a scene from The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement, the late Queen Elizabeth II<\/a> used to keep her most-used tiaras and jewelry inside of wardrobes. \u201cThere are actually in big wardrobes in Windsor Castle<\/a> or Buckingham Palace<\/a>,\u201d Emily Andrews, co-host of Channel 5\u2019s Catching Up with the Royals, revealed. \u201cI had always assumed they were deep underground in some dungeon lair,\u201d the royal editor shared, echoing many assumptions of vaults and laser security systems.<\/p>\n

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The Princess of Wales loves a tiara moment.<\/p>\n

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Princess Kate has a few favorite tiaras, but she also likes to try new styles from the royal collection.<\/p>\n

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Queen Elizabeth wearing ruby and diamond tiara.<\/p>\n

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\u201cActually, when the late Queen was still alive they were kept on different shelves,\u201d Andrews said, explaining that \u201cdifferent tiaras<\/a> worn by different members of the royal family were on shelves with their names on it.\u201d Pieces that were often worn by the then-Duchess of Cornwall or the then-Duchess of Cambridge would be laid out on their own shelf. \u201cCatherine, the Duchess of Cambridge always wore the Lover\u2019s Knot tiara, and that was on her shelf that was labelled \u2018Duchess of Cambridge\u2019.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Andrews told followers on Instagram<\/a> that \u201cthat system as I understand it is still being kept\u201d during King Charles<\/a>\u2019s reign, as the King<\/a> has not felt the need to change the system set up by his late mother. \u201cThey are jewelry and tiaras that are owned by the monarch that female members of the family wear, all labeled on their own shelf.\u201d<\/p>\n

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Princess Kate wears a glittering tiara favored by the Queen Mother.<\/p>\n

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Queen Camilla wears the Girls of Great Britain and Ireland tiara.<\/p>\n

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There is obviously some room for swapping tiaras, as the Duchess of Edinburgh<\/a> recently wore the Lotus Flower tiara favored by the Princess of Wales, and other pieces\u2014like the Strathmore Rose tiara\u2014coming out of the royal archives. When you have such an incredible collection of tiaras, necklaces, and jewels at your disposal, it\u2019s hard to resist trying something new.<\/p>\n

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