131. Heart-Shaped Diamond Necklace

Worn By: Princess Diana
Owned Since: 1982
Estimated Value: $10,000-$100,000*
Another gift that Princess Di got for the birth of Prince William was this heart-shaped diamond necklace. Prince Charles gifted it to her in 1982, and she was first photographed in them during Prince William’s Christening in Buckingham Palace’s White Drawing Room.

Heart-Shaped Diamond Necklace – Princess Diana ©John Shelley Collection/Avalon/Getty Images
After that, she wore it a few times, including at Princess Grace of Monaco’s funeral in 1982. In this photograph, Diana paired the heart-shaped necklace with the Queen Mary’s Lover’s Knot Tiara at a State Dinner in St. John’s, Canada. The jewels go well with her yellow, satin gown. The Tiara itself is worth between $1 and $2 million.

132. “Dis-moi Oui” (“Tell Me Yes”) Ring

Worn By: Princess Diana
Owned Since: 1997
Estimated Value: $15,735*
There is a sad story behind this engagement ring, as it is often considered the “lost engagement ring” of Diana’s life. The marriage between Princess Diana and Prince Charles didn’t last, and both parties moved on to other relationships. Diana’s last love before her death was Dodi Fayed, an Egyptian billionaire.

“Dis-moi Oui” (“Tell Me Yes”) Ring – Princess Diana @dailymail/Pinterest
A few hours before Diana and Dodi died in an infamous car accident, the latter purchased a ring that was engraved with the words “Dis-Moi-Oui” or “Tell Me Yes.” It is thought that this $15,735 ring from Repossi Jewelers was Dodi’s engagement ring to Diana. The receipt for the ring was labeled with “Bague de fiancaille,” which is the French term for “engagement ring.”

133. Ruby Heart Huggie Earrings

Worn By: Meghan Markle
Owned Since: 2019
Estimated Value: $7,462*
Almost everything that Meghan Markle is photographed in becomes a superstar fashion trend. She was able to give heart-shaped earrings a new lease on life after she was photographed in a pair of Jessica McCormack Signature GYPSET Hoop Earrings.

Ruby Heart Huggie Earrings – Meghan Markle @dailymail/Pinterest | ©etsy.com
These heart-shaped hoops cost thousands, and they have become cult favorite among people wealthy enough to afford them. The 0.4-carat earrings are handcrafted in eighteen-carat gold in a Georgian cut-down setting. Meghan was first spotted in these in 2019, and their popularity has failed to wane ever since. It’s no surprise, as Meghan has become a major fashion icon since marrying Prince Harry.

134. Cartier Trinity Ring and Signet Ring

Worn By: Princess Diana
Owned Since: 1983
Estimated Value: $500,000*
Princess Diana possessed a lot of rings, and almost all of them had different stones. She wore rings with emeralds, aquamarine, diamonds, and more. In 1983, the Princess wore a trinity and signet ring by Cartier at a photoshoot with Tim Graham in Kensington Palace. The ring had the Prince of Wales’ feathers, as the signet was a gift to Diana before the wedding.

Cartier Trinity Ring and Signet Ring – Princess Diana @lindajohnson927/Pinterest
Reportedly, the signet ring came with a note attached. Understandably, the Princess was nervous before her nuptials, and the note from the Prince read, in part, “Just look them in the eye and knock them dead.”

135. Gold Kidney Bean-Shaped Earrings

Worn By: Princess Diana
Owned Since: 1997
Estimated Value: Unknown
In 1997, Dodi Fayed gave Princess Diana a pair of unique-looking earrings. These earrings were shaped like kidney beans, and they had four rolls. Princess Diana was wearing these earrings the day of her fatal car accident. Because of the impact of the collision, the earrings broke.

Gold Kidney Bean-Shaped Earrings – Princess Diana @mamaw3ny/Pinterest
The broken earrings were one of fourteen personal effects that first responders were able to recover from the crash scene. Paul Burrell received one earring at the Parisian Pitie-Salpetriere Hospital. Later, the other gold earring was found in October of 1997, months after the crash, lodged into the dashboard of Diana’s wrecked Mercedes.

136. Collingwood Pearl Earrings

Worn By: Princess Diana
Owned Since: 1981
Estimated Value: $35,000-$40,000*
Prince Charles gave these Collingwood pearl earrings as a gift to Princess Diana before their wedding. She was first spotted in the pearls a month before she was due to marry the Prince. Collingwood Jewellers is still a favorite of the Royal Family, and Kate Middleton has been spotted in their sparkling creations a few times.

Collingwood Pearl Earrings – Princess Diana @chicjewellery7354/Pinterest | @SusannahLovisJewellers/Facebook
The pearl earrings, which are valued in the tens of thousands, made appearances at quite a few occasions that Diana attended. Now, these earrings are in Kate Middleton’s possession. Diana’s daughter-in-law first donned the earrings at a State Banquet in 2017, and she has worn them on several occasions since.

137. Emir of Qatar Floral Pearl Earrings

Worn By: Princess Diana
Owned Since: 1981
Estimated Value: $500,000-$1 million*
The Prince of Qatar wanted to send Princess Diana his regards for her wedding, and he decided to gift her a beautiful, unique pair of earrings. The white diamond earrings consist of a contemporary diamond cluster surrounded by pear-shape pearls that are suspended by a chain of diamonds.

Emir of Qatar Floral Pearl Earrings – Princess Diana @memo_love_20101/Pinterest
The diamond-and-cream-colored earrings were a favorite of Diana’s, and the Princess wore them to many different outings and events. She even wore the Qatari gift when she was pregnant with Prince William. She donned them during a private viewing at Christie’s, an upscale auction house, just two months before her death.

138. Butler & Wilson Snake Brooch

Worn By: Princess Diana
Owned Since: 1986
Estimated Value: $500-$1,000* (Current)
Located in London, Butler & Wilson was founded in 1969. The jewelry brand is famous for its crystal costume jewelry, and B&W’s pieces have been worn by everyone from celebrities to Royal Family members. Princess Diana was a huge fan of Butler & Wilson, and she owned a large collection of the company’s costume jewelry.

Butler & Wilson Snake Brooch – Princess Diana @butlerandwilson/Pinterest
This snake brooch was among one of her favorites in the vast collection. The Princess first was spotted wearing it in British Columbia in 1986. The vintage brooch is hard to find, and resales of the unique serpentine brooch usually cost between $500 and $1,000.

139. Diamond Flower Brooch

Worn By: Princess Diana
Owned Since: 1991
Estimated Value: $4,000*
Adrian Ward-Jackson was, for a long time, a well-known name in theater in London. He was a member of the Royal Ballet’s board, as well as a close friend of the late Princess of Wales. The two were so close that Ward-Jackson even passed Diana some of his belongings after he died.

Diamond Flower Brooch – Princess Diana @parrotgirl55/Pinterest
In 1991, this brooch was handed down to Diana after Ward-Jackson’s death. It has eighteen diamond pearls, as well as a large central stone. Diana kept the brooch close to her heart, and she wore it to a lot of different events in memory of her friend.

140. Badge of the Royal Family Order of Queen Elizabeth II

Worn By: Princess Diana
Owned Since: 1981
Estimated Value: Unknown
For those who don’t know, if you’re a female member of Queen Elizabeth II’s family, you get a special badge. The Royal Family Order of Elizabeth II has a portrait of Queen Elizabeth II wearing an evening dress and the star/ribbon of the Order of the Garter. The miniature is painted meticulously on ivory (though, since 2017, it has been painted on glass).

Badge of the Royal Family Order of Queen Elizabeth II – Princess Diana @dailymail/@thomasghysdaelPinterest
The border is made of diamonds, and, atop the badge, there is a Tudor Crown made from red enamel and diamonds. The ribbon is made from watered silk. All the women of Queen Elizabeth II’s family, including Princess Diana, have donned this honor.