71. The Kent Diamond and Pearl Fringe Tiara

Worn By: Katharine, Duchess of Kent
Owned Since: Early 1900s
Estimated Value: $500,000*
Queen Mary loved her diamonds, so it’s only natural that this gorgeous diadem originally belonged to her. However, The Kent Diamond and Pearl Fringe Tiara has been changed somewhat over the years. It was initially a much smaller band of diamonds before being transformed into a fringe tiara by the Kents in the 1970s.

Kent Diamond and Tiara ©Tim Graham/Getty Images
While the base stayed the same, the Duchess of Kent decided to add the pearls on top, making it doubly striking and a darn sight more interesting to look at. It may not be as valuable as some other items, but it’s just as stunning.

72. The Gloucester Honeysuckle Tiara

Worn By: Birgitte, Duchess of Gloucester
Owned Since: 1913
Estimated Value: $600,000*
Queen Mary is responsible for yet another stunning diamond headpiece with this chameleon of an accessory, the Gloucester Honeysuckle Tiara. Jewelers E. Wolff & Co. made the diadem for Garrard at some point between 1913 and 1914, before it eventually landed in Mary’s possession.

The Gloucester Honeysuckle Tiara Birgitte, Duchess of Gloucester @Sarah Fusco / @John McGuire Jr. / Pinterest
Queen Mary passed it onto Alice, the Duchess of Gloucester, who then passed it to the current Duchess, Birgitte. The honeysuckle diamonds all lead up to a central piece that can be swapped out. Birgitte has worn it with emerald and amethyst.

73. The Infinite Ring

Worn By: Meghan Markle
Owned Since: 2018
Estimated Value: $1,500*
Not everything that glitters has to be worth a million. Meghan Markle has been spotted wearing the 18-carat Infinite Ring from Vanessa Tugendhat’s Promesse line on several occasions, including at the 2018 Invictus Games Trials. Photographers managed to get a few sweet shots of the 0.25-carat diamonds as Meg held Harry’s hand.

Meghan Markle’s Infinity Ring @Viola Chow / Pinterest | @Liv Lykke and me / Pinterest
The dainty ring isn’t loud and doesn’t scream wealth, but it’s worth $1,500. It’s just enough to accentuate an outfit without being brash, which is what Meghan Markle is all about.

74. Queen Mary’s Boucheron Loop Tiara

Worn By: Queen Mary of Teck
Owned Since: 1901/1902 (Exact Year Disputed)
Estimated Value: Unknown
The exact value of the Boucheron Tiara is unknown, as it was dismantled just a decade after it was commissioned by Mary of Teck. The Boucheron Loop Tiara was made from gifts that Mary and George received during their tour of South Africa. De Beers, a mining company in South Africa, gifted Mary 675 diamonds during her 1901 visit.

Queen Mary’s Boucheron Loop Tiara Queen Mary of Teck @margaret watson / @Katie Callahan & Co. / Pinterest
When she returned home, she immediately commissioned several pieces, including a Loop Tiara from Boucheron. The tiara is noted for its striking diamond loops, which are separated by motifs. The overall look is of a floating tiara. The Boucheron Loop Tiara was dismantled in 1911 to make the Delhi Durbar Tiara.

75. Lady Sarah’s Floral Wedding Tiara

Worn By: Lady Sarah Chatto
Owned Since: 1960
Estimated Value: $40,000-$50,000*
The Snowdon Floral Tiara became famous when it was worn by Lady Sarah Chatto as part of her stunning wedding ensemble in 1994. The Snowdon Floral Tiara dates back to 1960 when it was gifted to Princess Margaret on her wedding date. The gifter, Antony Armstrong-Jones, gifted her three floral diamond brooches.

Lady Sarah’s Floral Wedding Tiara Lady Sarah Chatto @Boho Weddings & Life /@ Express.co.uk /Pinterest
It was from these three brooches that the Snowdon Floral Tiara would be created. Wartski, a London jeweler, made the Snowdon Tiara. Lady Sarah combined the Tiara with a wreath of green to give it a fairy-like look. Sarah still owns the diamonds today, though she lent them to her sister, Frances, for her 2006 wedding.

76. The Spencer Tiara

Worn By: Princess Diana
Owned Since: 1870/1919
Estimated Value: $225,000*
When Princess Diana married Prince Charles in 1981, she donned this gorgeous 800-diamond headpiece. The tiara dated back centuries, and it belonged to the Spencer Family. Though the bridal tiara was in Diana’s family for centuries, the creation of the tiara is a little sooner.

The Spencer Tiara Princess Diana @Pedro Nolasco / @Debie Waeger / Pinterest
In 1919, Lady Cynthia Hamilton received the central part of the Spencer Tiara as a bridal gift. Lady Cynthia then received another tiara from the 1870s. She had the Spencer Tiara made from the ends of the 1870s tiara and the centerpiece of her wedding gift. The Spencer Tiara not only has diamonds; it is also coated with 24-carat gold.

77. The Iveagh Tiara

Worn By: Birgitte, Duchess of Gloucester
Owned Since: 1893
Estimated Value: $81,252.53*
Worn by Birgitte, Duchess of Gloucester in its later years, the Iveagh Tiara actually originally belonged to Mary of Teck. The Iveagh Tiara was gifted to Queen Mary on her wedding day in 1893. The name of the Tiara comes from Lord and Lady Iveagh, two Irish aristocrats who worked their way up to becoming an earl and countess.

The Iveagh Tiara Birgitte, Duchess of Gloucester @The Court Jeweller / @LR Hayes / Pinterest
The Iveaghs were members of the Royal Guinness family. The name of the Tiara is pronounced the same as “Ivy.” The Iveagh Tiara is one of the largest in the Royal Collection, and it was one of very few pieces of jewelry to which Mary of Teck did not make changes.

78. The Duchess of Cornwall’s Engagement Ring

Worn By: Queen Elizabeth II
Owned Since: 1911 (Date Created)
Estimated Value: $745,530*
The Delhi Durbar Necklace has a modern design, but the nine emeralds that are incorporated into the necklace are much older. They were owned by Princess Augusta of Hesse-Kassel, the Duchess of Cambridge, and Mary of Teck’s grandmother. Princess Augusta was born in 1797, and she died in 1889.

The Duchess of Cornwall’s engagement ring Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall @SaxeCoburgandGotha / @Prince Charles And Camilla Fans / Facebook.com
Along with the nine emeralds, this beautiful necklace has an 8.8-carat marquise-cut diamond from the Cullinan Diamond. The Cullinan Diamond was the largest diamond ever found in South Africa, and it weighed an impressive 3,106.75 carats. The Delhi Durbar Necklace was commissioned by Queen Mary for the Delhi Durbar.

79. Asprey Aquamarine Ring Set

Worn By: Princess Diana
Owned Since: 1996
Estimated Value: $500,000 per ring*
Princess Diana had this beautiful, 30-carat statement ring commissioned after she divorced Prince Charles in 1996. Princess Di also had a matching bracelet commissioned to go with the ring. Later, Prince Harry would gift the ring to his spouse, straight from his mother’s personal collection.

Asprey Aquamarine Ring Set Princess Diana @People / @Linda Andres / Pinterest
The split between Princess Diana and Prince Charles was all over the tabloids in the nineties, starting in 1992 after the couple separated. In 1996, despite urging from Queen Elizabeth II, they finished the divorce. Princess Diana received a lump sum settlement worth $22.33 million, as well as payments of $525,420 a year for the rest of her life.

80. Platinum Fern Brooch

Worn By:  Kate Middleton
Owned Since: 1953
Estimated Value: Unknown
Though Kate Middleton wears the Fern Brooch, it is really on loan from Queen Elizabeth II. Queen Elizabeth II received the brooch as a gift from the Women of Auckland, New Zealand in the early 1950s when she toured the country after being crowned Queen.

Platinum Fern Brooch @ annerfugate / Pinterest
The Platinum Fern Brooch is not to be confused with two Cartier fern-spray brooches, which belonged to Ernest Cassel, who ordered them in 1903 as a gift for Wilhelmina, his sister. The Platinum Fern Brooch from New Zealand is far more lavish. Kate Middleton was spotted wearing the Fern Brooch when she went on her own New Zealand tour in 2014. While the exact price is unclear, judging from the diamonds and platinum, it is probably worth a lot.