Queen Victoria's Bow Brooch

Bow brooches have been a popular design since the 1800's, and in May 1858 Garrard (the Crown Jewellers) made a set of three bow brooches, two large and one small, out of 506 diamonds supplied by Queen Victoria. There is no pictorial reference to prove that Queen Victoria wore them, however they were worn by both Queen Alexandra and Queen Mary at their Coronations. Queen Mary, in 1912 wore the brooch with the pear shaped Cullinan III suspended from the bottom of it.

The brooch is now in the possession of Queen Elizabeth II, who wears it frequently.

Queen Victoria's Bow Brooch £75.25 (B1) 

Queen Victoria's Collet Ear Studs

These ear studs are based on a pair frequently worn by Queen Elizabeth II today - she even wore them for her Coronation. This set was left to the Crown by Queen Victoria in 1901. The diamonds were all taken from a Garter badge and a ceremonial sword. The pear shaped stone on the necklace is known as the Lahore diamond, and the drops of the earrings are from a necklace known as the Timur Ruby Necklace. If you look closely at British coins, you will see Her Majesty wearing this set. These elegant ear-studs are set with Austrian crystals, and have surgical steel posts and comfort backs. Hand-made in England. A matching necklace is also available.

Queen Victoria's Collet Ear Studs  £27.95 (SE3)  

Queen Victoria's Collet Necklace

This necklace is based on a necklace that is frequently worn by Queen Elizabeth II today - she even wore them for her Coronation. This set was left to the Crown by Queen Victoria in 1901. The diamonds were all taken from a Garter badge and a ceremonial sword. The pear shaped stone on the necklace is known as the Lahore diamond, and the drops of the earrings are from a necklace known as the Timur Ruby Necklace. If you look closely at British coins, you will see Her Majesty wearing this set.

Our richly silver plated necklace is fully claw-set with Austrian crystals. Fitted with a Lobster claw clasp and adjustable chain fitting. Hand-made in England.

Queen Victoria's Collet Necklace £72.25 (N1)

Queen Victoria 2 Stone Ear Studs

The design for these ear studs is taken from the top cross of Queen Victoria's small diamond crown. In 1870, Queen Victoria, finding the Imperial State Crown too heavy, commissioned this small, Tudor style crown to be made, using diamonds from her personal collection. Many portraits and sculptures show her wearing it high on her bun hairstyle. Fully set with Austrian crystals, these ear studs are hand-made in England.

Queen Victoria Two Stone Ear Studs  £14.95 (SE2)  

Queen Victoria's Diamond Crown - Bracelet

The design for this bracelet is taken from the top cross and shoulders of Queen Victoria's small diamond crown. In 1870, Queen Victoria, finding the Imperial State Crown too heavy, commissioned this small, Tudor style crown to be made, using diamonds from her personal collection. Many portraits and sculptures show her wearing it high on her bun hairstyle.

Our richly silver plated bracelet is fully claw-set with Austrian crystals. Fitted with a Lobster claw clasp. Hand-made in England.

Queen Victoria's Diamond Crown - Bracelet £82.25 (BR1)  

Queen Victoria's Diamond Crown - Choker

The design for this choker is taken from the top cross and shoulders of Queen Victoria's small diamond crown. In 1870, Queen Victoria, finding the Imperial State Crown too heavy, commissioned this small, Tudor style crown to be made, using diamonds from her personal collection. Many portraits and sculptures show her wearing it high on her bun hairstyle. Our richly silver plated choker is fully claw-set with Austrian crystals. Fitted with a Lobster claw clasp and adjustable chain fitting. Hand-made in England.

Queen Victoria's Crown detail Choker £112.00 (C1)