Kate's Lover's Knot Tiara: A Royal Legacy

0:00On March 31, this month, the British royals threw a state banquet for Nigeria's president and First Lady, pulling out all the stops with white tie, formality. Princess Kate turned heads in the Lovers Not Tiara for the 15th time, a dazzling piece that's become her go-to sparkle. Crafted by Gerard back in 1913 for Queen Mary, this Tiara rocks diamonds and 19 suspended baroque pearls that sway with every. Giving it that rare, lively flow, unlike stiffer designs from the era. Queen Elizabeth II inherited it first, then loaned it to Princess Diana, who made it iconic with her signature looks. Kate debuted it in 2015 at a diplomatic reception, echoing that legacy and nodding to both women through her style. Experts at Gerard call it a romantic masterpiece tied to their heritage, valued at 1 million pounds today. It even links to Kate's engagement ring from Diana. Another Gerard gem, with a 12-carat sapphire, were 300,000 to 400,000 pounds.

1:02That Lovers Not Ki's weaving its magic across generations, proving some jewels just timelessly shine on. Entertainment and celebrity news, today, powered by AI bringing you what's trending. I'm Corey with The Story.