It has not yet been confirmed, but one of the most relevant voices in the sector has given his opinion on the matter
The funeral of the former queen of the United Kingdom remains one of the most talked about topics today. In addition to the succession, the process to bury the queen is relatively complex, since it involves carrying out various acts and events in her honor. So, for example, during the last few hours, the English people have been able to say goodbye to their queen. Very notorious, in that sense, is the image of David Beckham himself standing in line.
Isabell II's coffin, which is already in London, will be transferred to Westminster together with a delegation in which the entire royal family will be present. It is one of the last honors that will be given to the former monarch before her funeral ends. And as is common, another of the points through which she could pay homage to him would be to perform a burial in which she is accompanied by some of her most beloved, valuable or valued jewels.
It seems unlikely that Elizabeth II will be buried with too much jewelry
In that sense, there have been many voices that have explained what could happen. However, one of the most respected and accepted is the one given by Lisa Levison, who currently works as head of communication at the Natural Diamond Council. As she has stated in the media metro.co.uk, she considers it "unlikely" that she will be buried with too much jewelry.
What's more, she reckons she's most likely wearing a "gold Welsh wedding ring and a pair of pearl earrings." Among both accessories, the ring stands out, as it was one of the queen's favorites. She practically never took it off, and it contained a message known only to her. Now her daughter Ana also knows about it, a person who has guarded the ring for the last few days.
