A striking set of diamonds and amethysts
presented by a queen to one of her servants is now up for auction.
The three piece suite was a gift from Queen Maud of Norway to her
lady in waiting, Marie Fougner. It’s now up for sale at Sotheby’s
as part of its auction of gems linked to royalty and aristocracy.
The set includes an oval brooch with a large amethyst surrounded by
a…
Lady Louise Mountbatten Windsor could still be HRH according to the Duchess of Edinburgh and the royal rules back her up
8th November 2026
The youngest granddaughter of Queen
Elizabeth II is turning 23 and as Lady Louise celebrates, it’s
opened up the question of whether this young royal could actually
become more royal and take the title of Princess. And it turns out
that his mother knows best. Just a…
The Duchess of Edinburgh is at the side of the Duke of Kent as they join Royal Family at the Remembrance Day service
8th November 2026
The Duchess of Edinburgh was at the side
of the Duke of Kent as they joined the Royal Family for the
Remembrance Day service at the Cenotaph. The 91 year old Duke, who
served in the military for many years, appeared particularly moved
during the service which took place…
The Duke of Edinburgh has taken on a
special role for his brother, The King, on Remembrance Sunday.
Prince Edward took the salute for the Veterans’ March past which
always takes place following the service at the Cenotaph. Wearing
the uniform of the Royal Wessex Yeomanry, Prince Edward saluted as
over 10,000 veterans took part in the march which sees them parade
past the Cenotaph to…
The Royal Family attend Royal British Legion Festival of Remembrance
7th November 2026
King Charles has led the Royal Family at
the Festival of Remembrance in London. The service, of music and
words, traditionally takes place on the eve of Remembrance Sunday.
The King, with Queen Camilla at his side, was given a warm
reception as he arrived at the Royal…
Prized sculpture of a famous prince who just missed out on being king is subject of government move
7th November 2026
A sculpture of one of the most famous
medieval royals of all is under government scrutiny. The bust of
Edward of Woodstock, better known as The Black Prince, is now
subject to an export bar from ministers. It means that the marble
sculpture cannot be taken overseas by a…
The Princess of Wales shares personal experiences as she talks about the links between a love of nature and health
7th November 2026
The Princess of Wales has visited a
pioneering charity that uses nature to help people overcome
emotional and psychological issues. Kate spent time at a Dose of
Nature which supports mental health through a programme based
around clinical prescriptions to get out and about. The visit,
which took place no October 21 but which was shared as November got
under way, saw the Princess join a…
Why Prince George got a special mention from one of the most famous football clubs in the world
4th November 2026
Prince William has taken Prince George to
watch a crucial game for their team, Aston Villa, but it was their
opponents who were really celebrating the royal supporters. As
Villa faced Barcelona FC at Camp Nou, the heir to the throne and
the second in line arrived to cheer…
The forgotten royal wedding that turned a romantic bride who had lost her princess title into a queen in waiting
3rd November 2026
The year 1923 saw the marital calendar
was packed with princely nuptials. The springtime wedding of
Albert, Duke of York had brought huge crowds to London, and there
was an impressive turnout in the city that autumn when Lady Louise
Mountbatten wed Crown Prince Gustaf Adolf…
Denmark’s royals have just added another
tiara to their collection and it’s a striking piece that underlines
just how much Queen Mary is changing the regal image. In the two
and a half years that she’s been Queen of Denmark, Mary has added a
selection of unusual pieces with fascinating histories that have
freshened up royal jewellery. The latest pick is just as
interesting as…
