Queen Camilla's Brooch: A Royal Legacy

0:00It's March 28th, you're listening to Entertainment and Celebrity News today, AI-powered pop-culture updates. I'm Corey, with the story. Queen Camilla stepped out rocking a $10 million brooch with deep roots in British royal history. This Prince Albert brooch, gifted to Queen Victoria by her husband the night before their wedding in 1840, became a crown heirloom past. Down through generations, Queen Elizabeth II loved wearing it too, like when she met President John F. Kennedy and Jackie Kennedy at Buckingham Palace in 1961, or at Prince Williams Christening in 1982. It's that massive central sapphire ring by 12 diamonds that catches everyone's eye. That same design inspired Prince Charles when he picked Princess Diana's engagement ring back in 1981. He spotted a 12-karat sapphire stunner from the jeweler Gerard, straight out of their catalog, mirroring his mom's favorite brooch perfectly. Diana cherished the ring, even after her divorce, and it went to her sons after her death

1:02in 1997. Prince William ended up with it and proposed to Kate Middleton, with that iconic piece in 2010. Today Kate stacks it daily with her wedding band and other rings worth over $527,000, keeping the family legacy. Sparkling while Camilla brings the original brooch back into the spotlight.