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The necklace is one of the rarest and most expensive pieces of jewelry in the British Crown’s jewelry collection.

Recently on the evening of November 21, at the grand state dinner welcoming President Yoon Suk Yeol and his wife Kim Keon Hee at Buckingham Palace, Princess Kate attracted attention when wearing an extremely 100-year-old diamond crown. special. It is the fourth tiara Kate has worn since joining the British Royal Family.

The People magazine commented: “Princess Kate has just added another glamorous crown to her fashion history.”

Indeed, this is the latest of many times the Princess of Wales has attracted attention with her precious royal jewelry. The most special is Cartier’s necklace studded with 38 diamonds worth 66.3 million pounds (equivalent to more than 2,000 billion VND).

This is the most expensive piece of jewelry that Princess Kate has ever worn. The platinum necklace with 38 diamonds from the jewelry brand Cartier is worth 66.3 million pounds.

It is known that this precious necklace was once owned by the late Queen Elizabeth II and not everyone knows the origin story of the necklace.

According to Hello Magazine, the personal jewelry collection of the late Queen Elizabeth II includes some of the rarest jewelry in the world, but most special is a necklace estimated to be worth about 66.3 million euros. million pounds.

The necklace was a gift to the late Queen Elizabeth II – then Princess Elizabeth II – to commemorate her wedding to Prince Philip in 1947. That year, King Asaf Jah VII (Nizam of Hyderabad, (ruler of Hyderabad, now a state of India) gave Princess Elizabeth two pieces of jewelry from the Cartier brand as a wedding gift.

The necklace was a wedding gift that the late Queen Elizabeth II received from the Nizam (ruler) of Hyderabad (a state of present-day India).

The late Queen chose a dazzling tiara and a beautiful necklace inspired by English rose petals.

According to news site Wio News, this necklace is encrusted with 300 diamonds. It always had a special place in the wardrobe of the late Queen Elizabeth II when she was alive.

In a post on the official Instagram account of the British Royal Family in July 2022, this precious necklace was also mentioned.

The post read: “Just days after Queen Elizabeth II ascended the throne in February 1952, photos of the new monarch were taken by photographer Dorothy Wilding. The photos were later printed on stamps , used as the official portrait of Queen Elizabeth II to send to Embassies around the world.

The Queen then wore a Norman Hartnell evening gown with the insignia of the Order of the Garter, the George IV Diamond Tiara and a diamond bracelet.

In particular, the necklace she wore was a wedding gift in 1947 from the Nizam (ruler) of Hyderabad (a state of India today). Nizam sent a message to London jewelry brand Cartier that Princess Elizabeth would personally choose a wedding gift and this platinum necklace with about 300 diamonds was chosen. The late Queen Elizabeth II always treasured the gift and she once lent it to her granddaughter-in-law Kate.”

This photo of Queen Elizabeth II when she first ascended the throne and this precious necklace was part of the @royalcollectiontrust display at Buckingham Palace. Open to the public on July 22, 2022, the exhibition area displays objects related to the Coronation of the late Queen.

The Princess of Wales was lucky enough to wear Queen Elizabeth II’s precious jewelry when attending a reception at the National Portrait Gallery in 2014.

At that time, Kate wore a blue Jenny Packham dress. She adorned her outfit with a multi-million pound necklace personally lent by the late Queen Elizabeth II.