Queen Elizabeth II

How Queen Elizabeth II celebrated an historic event at one of Italy's most precious locations

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7th April 2025
King Charles and Queen Camilla are set to arrive in Italy for an historic State Visit. Although its his first trip to the country as Monarch, Charles III has visited Italy many times. In fact, it is a favourite destination for the Royal Family and has even played host to a special birthday.  In April 1951, the then-Princess Elizabeth and her husband, Prince Philip, travelled to Italy for a…
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Royal News

The unbreakable bond between King Charles and Princess Anne on show at Buckingham Palace

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26th March 2025
The Princess Royal had a surprise guest when she hosted  a reception at St James’s Palace – her older brother, King Charles!  The King joined his younger sister at St James’s Palace for the 40th Annual Butler Trust Awards. And the unbreakable bond between the siblings was clear to see as Charles III supported Princess Anne at this important event. Princess Anne has been patron of…
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British Royals

The mysterious tiara that's become a go to for queens and princesses

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22nd March 2025
The Royal Family often earmarks a tiara for one member to wear throughout their life. However, there are a few tiaras that have been worn by multiple members. The mysterious Five Aquamarine Tiara is one of those shared pieces.  The Five Aquamarine Tiara, also referred to as the Aquamarine Ribbon Tiara, features a high frame with five large oval aquamarines each surrounded by diamond…
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Royal News

Princess Anne follows in footsteps of Prince Philip and King George VI

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15th March 2025
The Princess Royal has carried out a very meaningful engagement that links her to her father and grandfather. Princess Anne visited the Royal Navy Sailing Association, also known as the RNSA, for the first time as its Admiral and Patron. She was there to help celebrate the organisation’s 90th birthday after its founding in 1935.  Her Royal Highness is not the RSNA’s first royal admiral…
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