Queen Camilla Wears 135-Year-Old Diamond Brooch on London Royal Engagements

Queen Camilla has recently been seen wearing a variety of meaningful and historic brooches during her official engagements, including an antique Wartski brooch gifted by King Charles III, which dates back to 1890 and complements her green-themed outfits. On a visit to the Neasden Temple in London, she honored local traditions by going barefoot and paired her brooch with a Roy Allen emerald green ensemble. The queen consort also showcased her style and appreciation for heritage by wearing a Lucia Odescalchi brooch with autumnal colors during a visit to St. Bartholomew's Church in Wiltshire, where she participated in the commemoration of the 80th anniversary of the end of World War II through The Poppy Project. Additionally, Queen Camilla has embraced elegant and practical fashion choices, such as knee-high suede boots from Russell & Bromley, which she wore to Corsham, matching them with her Anna Valentine camel coat. Her collection of jewelry includes pieces from Van Cleef & Arpels and inherited items from Queen Elizabeth II, which she has worn for significant occasions, reinforcing her role within the House of Windsor. These sartorial choices not only highlight her refined taste but also reflect her respect for history and symbolism in her public appearances.