Princess Anne's 5 Favorite Tiara

0:00It's March 28th. Welcome in. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News, where pop culture meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. Princess Anne just turned 75. And in all those years of royal events, she's only rocked five tiaras publicly. That's wild for someone who's Queen Elizabeth's daughter and King Charles's sister. She's all about repeating outfits, so she sticks to her favorites like the meander tiara from her great-grandmother, the fringe tiara, festoon. Aquamarine pineapple and halo scraw. Take the meander tiara, for instance. She just wore it last week at a Nigerian state banquet. It dates back to 1903, passed down through family, and even her daughter Zara borrowed it for her wedding in 2011. The festoon came her way in 1973 from a shipping group and stays in her personal stash. These pieces carried deep family vibes. Anne borrowed the fringe tiara for her own wedding to Mark Phillips in 1973, just like her mom did back in 1947.

1:01The Aquamarine pineapple was a wedding gift from the queen mother, who got it from King George VI. She's tweets some over time, like remodeling the Aquamarine one in the 90s to make broaches and pendants. It even hit display at London's Victoria and Albert Museum this year in a Cartier exhibit. Early on, she flashed the halo scraw in the late 60s, but dropped it after her wedding. Many heirlooms like these keep the royal sparkle alive, passed down with stories that outlasted gems themselves.