The Princess of Wales has helped kick off
a Christmas campaign with the Royal Foundation’s Centre for Early
Childhood in High Barnet. Catherine’s visit to Sebby’s Corner, a
Baby Bank, officially launched a seasonal campaign that aims to
help families with young children in the lead-up to the holidays
who are struggling with financial difficulties this year. According
to new research…
Prince William on exercise with Mercian Regiment
24th November 2023
The Prince of Wales donned military
fatigues for his first visit with The 1st Battalion, The Mercian
Regiment, since becoming its Colonel-in-Chief this summer. During
his visit, William met with its soldiers and took part in a
training exercise in Salisbury Plain with the…
The message in a royal engagement ring – Queen Máxima of the Netherlands
23rd November 2023
Queen Máxima’s engagement ring might be
one of the most visually unique royal rings in existence: at its
centre is an orange diamond to reflect the royal house she married
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The ruby has been used as a symbol of
royalty for centuries. Today we’re looking at the history behind
the most famous ruby tiara in the Danish Royal Family’s collection:
the Danish Ruby Parure. Now most closely associated with Crown
Princess Mary, who has worn the tiara exclusively since her 2004
wedding, the Danish Ruby Parure has been used by a long line of
European queens while the…
The Princess of Wales shows power of diplomatic dressing
22nd November 2023
The Princess of Wales has had a year to
step into her new role, and with her sartorial display during the
South Korean State Visit, it’s easy to see that she’s flourishing
in her elevated position. Catherine first stunned royal watchers as
the State Visit got under…
Theirs was an engagement announcement
that threatened the monarchy’s stability, but the ring upon
Mette-Marit Tjessem Høiby’s ring finger symbolised nearly a century
of royal love matches, and theirs would, in time, be no different.
Crown Prince Haakon and…
The mystery around a modern tiara that's proved popular with princesses
17th November 2023
The stones at the heart of this
Luxembourg tiara have long been a mystery to royal watchers: are
they topazes or are they citrines? The Grand Ducal Household has
never officially declared which gemstones are used in the tiara, so
nearly every article about it calls it the Citrine (or Topaz) and
Pearl Bandeau. The tiara is made up of oval citrines—or topazes—set
on a yellow gold band and…
The colourful engagement rings of the House of Windsor
16th November 2023
They are some of the most famous royal
engagement rings in the world and many of them are far from just
diamonds. From the Queen Mother to Princess Eugenie, sapphires are
a popular choice amongst the Windsors. However, other women have
also worn rubies, emeralds, and a…
For a future Queen of Denmark, an
engagement ring inspired by the flag of her new home country was
the choice of her groom. Crown Prince Frederik and Mary Donaldson,
an Australian marketing executive, had been dating since the late
summer of 2000, having met at the Slip…
As King Charles reaches a milestone birthday, how do Europe's other monarchs match up age wise?
14th November 2023
King Charles III has marked a milestone
birthday that only five other British monarchs have ever reached:
his 75th birthday. But even though he’s among the oldest within his
own dynasty, where does he compare to his fellow European monarchs?
Let’s take a look. Here is every European monarch ranked oldest to
youngest. King Harald of Norway — Aged 86 Europe’s oldest monarch
is the…

