At some point in our lives, we’ve all been captivated by royal wedding jewellery, especially the sapphires, rubies, and pearls that adorned royal women and monarchs. And by royalty, no one flaunts Royal Wedding Jewellery fashion better than the English Royals.
Especially in the post-war era, starting from the 50’s till the late 2000s. When it comes to jewellery, nothing beats the wedding jewellery of the English Royals. Royal Jewels do not happen to be mere adornments; they accompany crowns, tiaras, sceptres, and diadems in ceremonies like coronations, state openings, and marriages, becoming a part of the royal regalia.
Jewellery in royal families are passed down through generations, and shapes and designs signify continuity and also the regality. Also, many pieces in the royal vault contain gemstones sourced from across the Commonwealth.
Royal Wedding Jewellery and Coronations and the Stories They Continue to Tell
Royal Wedding Jewellery has always been a keeper of stories, a symbol of continuity, and a mark of power and love. At weddings and coronations, these jewels take centre stage, representing heritage while inspiring future generations. From the early days of 50’s Queen Elizabeth II’s reign to the modern style of the Princess of Wales, each royal figure has left her mark on history through her choice of jewels. In this blog, we will discuss a few pieces inspired by the royal English regalia, making them remarkable and truly one of a kind.
Inverted Peony Pear Cut Diamond Earrings: Queen Elizabeth II, Who Wore History
The most eloquent monarch and perhaps the most significant woman ever to serve the English crown was Elizabeth II, poised, determined, and ambitious. She bolstered her empire into the 20th century and had a long reign just like her predecessor bearing the same name.
She didn’t shy away from her duties nor from the style during the post-war years when opulence was heading back to the court. Queen Elizabeth the Second had the longest train held by numerous flower girls and page boys. On her wedding day with Philip Mountbatten, Queen Elizabeth the Second, she fashioned a Diamond Pendant Earrings that once belonged to Queen Mary.
Inverted Peony Pear Cut Diamond Earrings
These elegant drop earrings feature a large round diamond suspended from a smaller stone, simple yet regal. They became one of her most-worn pairs throughout her reign. Much like our Inverted peony pear cut diamond earrings, minimal, power-packed with regal wonder, a commendable Royal Wedding Jewellery to your daily wear, no matter it be business or casual, they give you a certain grace no other accessory can.
Romantic Aura Diamond Cluster Necklace: For the Rambanticious Royal English Princess, Margaret
Princess Margaret, the younger sister of Queen Elizabeth II, epitomised Royal Wedding Jewellery with a mischievous, modern edge. When Princess Margaret married Antony Armstrong-Jones in 1960, she became the first royal bride to have her wedding televised worldwide. Her Royal Wedding Jewellery choices reflected her individuality and glamour.
Romantic Aura Diamond Cluster Necklace
She wore a Diamond Cluster Necklace from Queen Mary’s collection. They sparkled brilliantly against her bridal gown, paired with her Poltimore tiara, which she herself purchased from Sotheby’s auction, establishing her own personality unlike her sister Elizabeth, who followed traditions more. A closer resemblance is our Romantic Aura Diamond Cluster Necklace, perfect for social gatherings, making you look like a living, breathing piece of English royal history.
Royal Wedding Jewellery Queen Elizabeth Blue Stone Diamond Necklace: Worn by England’s longest-serving queen
Few jewels capture the imagination like a royal sapphire necklace. Queen Elizabeth II, the longest-reigning English woman monarch, has often graced her appearances with this stunning piece, weaving together history, heritage, and beauty that stands a lifetime. The sapphire necklace worn by Queen Elizabeth II is a symbol of regal continuity as Royal Wedding Jewellery.
Queen Elizabeth Blue Stone Diamond Necklace
Many of the sapphires in the piece trace back to Queen Mary, linking Elizabeth to the monarchy’s rich past. Our Queen Elizabeth Blue Stone Diamond Necklace is crafted in a design that perfectly balances brilliance and symmetry. The deep blue gemstones are often accented by sparkling diamonds, highlighting the regal tone of the ensemble. Our Queen Elizabeth Blue Stone Diamond Necklace would be a perfect match with sapphire earrings, creating a cohesive and majestic look.
Kate Middleton Engagement Blue Stone Diamond Ring: The Iconic Ring That Bridges Generations of English Royals
Kate Middleton’s engagement ring is a bridge between royal generations. Originally worn by Princess Diana, the 12-carat oval sapphire surrounded by sparkling diamonds embodies both eternal beauty and emotional legacy.
When Prince William chose this ring for Kate, he not only honoured his mother’s memory but also cemented the sapphire’s place in modern royal English history. Today, the ring is celebrated worldwide as a symbol of love, continuity, and understated glamour, proving that a single jewel can carry stories, emotions, and tradition all at once.
Kate Middleton Engagement Blue Stone Diamond Ring
Our Kate Middleton Engagement Blue Stone Diamond Ring is crafted with the heartfelt sentiment in mind. Compliment it with a diamond bracelet, delicate necklace, or pearl earrings can accentuate the sapphire without overwhelming it, look regal yourself, and delight them.
Legacy, Strength, and Lasting Brilliance: The Royal Women Wearing the Royal Wedding Jewellery
Royal Wedding Jewellery has always been more than mere ornamentation; it is a symbol of legacy, power, and beauty that lasts centuries. From Queen Elizabeth II leading with a heavy crown and gleaming sceptre to Princess Margaret dazzling the world with her daring style, these women embodied strength, elegance, and confidence.
Their sapphire rings, diamond earrings, and magnificent necklaces were not mere accessories but extensions of their personality, heritage, and authority. The Royal Wedding Jewellery tells a story of love, continuity, and courage, while reflecting the poise required to wear it.
When Kate Middleton embraced Princess Diana’s iconic sapphire ring, she carried forward generations of royal tradition while making it her own. At Jewelbox, we celebrate this spirit of empowerment: jewellery that inspires, elevates, and lets every woman feel like royalty. True beauty lies not only in the jewels but in the strength, grace, and presence of the women who wear them. To check out more, visit our website or visit our nearest store to browse through. Happy Shopping!
