When Princess Charlotte eventually decides to get married, she will have the opportunity to wear a royal tiara on her wedding day. Speculation suggests that she might inherit the Cartier Halo tiara, similar to the one worn by her mother, Kate, the Princess of Wales. The Cartier Halo tiara was a wedding present to the late Queen from King George VI in 1923.
Interestingly, Princess Elizabeth, the eldest child of the couple, received this tiara to celebrate her 18th birthday. Although the late Queen did not publicly wear the tiara herself, it remained in the Royal collection and became renowned as an iconic Royal Wedding tiara. Kate Middleton notably wore this exquisite piece on her wedding day when she married Prince William on April 29, 2011, at Westminster Abbey.
Furthermore, on Princess Charlotte's wedding day, she could become the fourth Windsor woman to don the Queen Mary Fringe tiara. Queen Elizabeth II wore this tiara during her own wedding to the former Duke of Edinburgh in 1947. Princess Anne and Princess Beatrice have also worn this tiara at their respective weddings. It would be considered a heartfelt tribute to Charlotte's great-grandmother if she were to wear this tiara on her special day. The tiara holds a significant place in history, dating back to the 19th century. Queen Mary, the wife of King George V, commissioned its creation.
On the other hand, the Spencer Tiara, famously worn by Lady Diana Spencer during her marriage to Prince Charles in 1981, does not belong to the royal family. It is the property of the Spencer family. However, as Diana's granddaughter, Princess Charlotte could potentially have the opportunity to wear this stunning tiara in the future. There have been discussions about whether William, who has a close relationship with his uncle, would consider passing on Diana's iconic piece to Charlotte someday.
In addition to these tiaras, Princess Diana frequently wore the Cambridge Lover's Knot Tiara to public events, and Kate, the Princess of Wales, has also favored it. As a homage to her mother and grandparents, Princess Charlotte might consider wearing this magnificent tiara on her wedding day. The Lover's Knot Tiara would be a significant and sentimental choice, considering it has been worn during a high-profile royal wedding before.
It has been reported that Queen Elizabeth made some last-minute changes to her will, which resulted in disqualifying Meghan Markle and her daughter Lila from receiving any items. Instead, Kate Middleton and Princess Charlotte are expected to receive a significant portion of the Queen's private jewelry collection, valued at around $110 million. The report suggests that Prince William's sweetheart will be the ultimate beneficiary, as the Queen focused on her beloved pieces and who deserves what. These alleged changes to the will are said to come as a shocking surprise to the heirs.
While Kate Middleton and her daughter Princess Charlotte are likely to receive a substantial share of the collection, Meghan Markle and her daughter Lila may not receive anything from the Queen's personal items, which are valued at $300 million, according to the report cited from Star Magazine. These details indicate a shift in the distribution of the Queen's private jewelry collection, favoring certain members of the royal family over others.
