British Royals

King Charles honours tradition established by much missed family as he joins royal sports filled day

The Prince and Princess of Wales weren’t the only ones enjoying a day out watching sport as August got under way. While William and Kate were at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, King Charles followed a specil tradition as he headed out to catch some sport. The King was at the Mey Highland Games in Caithness, in northern Scotland. King Charles is the Chieftan of the Games and his…
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Norway

This super stylish royal wore the coronation jewels of another queen to make a bold statement

It’s one of the most unusual tiaras in any royal collection and the Queen of Norway surprised everyone with a recent rewear. Queen Sonja’s unexpected diadem choice put a striking gem in the headline. Sonja is one of the most stylish royals around – perhaps no surprise as she was a fashion student before marrying into royalty. And her unusual jewel is linked to another queen known for her…
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Royal News

At the Palace Gates: Prince George is bringing back a familiar royal look while King Charles is following Windsor rules

The Windsors have always shown a passion for the theatre and a bit of dram (and we’re talking stage not real life here although there’s been plenty of chaos there, too) but it was still a bit of a surprise to see King Charles stake his claim to be the new Doctor Who as he arrived at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. Following in the globally famous footsteps of his mother when it comes to…
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Features

Queen Camilla's most stunning diamond jewellery was actually designed for a man

It is one of the most symbolic pieces of jewellery in the royal collection and it will be worn again the first time that new Prime Minister, andy Burnham, oversees a State Opening of Parliament. It was originally created for a king but has only been worn by queens for almost two decades. Now, it can only be worn by Queen Camilla. The George IV State Diadem is one of the most sparkling gems in any…
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