King Charles & Camilla's US Visit: Royal Brooch Tells Tale

0:00On April 27th, King Charles and Queen Camilla landed in the United States on April 27th for a four-day state visit. They're here to mark the country's upcoming 250th anniversary, with stops including New York City. Camilla turned heads by wearing a special brooch that once belonged to the late Queen Elizabeth. That brooch is a custom cardiac piece from 1957, featuring the British Union Jack and American stars and stripes flags. It's set in platinum with diamonds, sapphires, and rubies pinned to her pink deor code dress for the arrival. The jewelry has deep roots in royal history. Queen Elizabeth received it as a gift during her first trip to America as Queen, presented by New York City's mayor at the time, Robert F. Wagner. Tuner, later at the White House, Camilla switched to an ivory dress with floral embroidery but kept the brooch on. It's a subtle nod to that shared Anglo-American bond. As their tour rolls on, expect more highlights from this milestone trip blending tradition and celebration.

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