When King Charles III inherited a new title upon the death of his mother, Queen Elizabeth II, on Thursday, he also likely acquired her extensive jewel, crown, and brooch collection. Some of these ...

Symbols of Queen Elizabeth II's power were removed from her coffin ... These items are part of the royal family's crown jewels and were used by the Queen in earlier ceremonies.

but the jewel was removed and placed in the crown used by Queen Elizabeth II's mother (also called Elizabeth), the Royal Collection says. Not using the Koh-i-Nûr diamond avoids controversy over ...

The death of Queen Elizabeth II, who ruled for more than 70 years ... and is part of the British crown jewels. Lord Dalhousie, a Scottish statesman and governor-general of India, coerced ...

The analysis also shows that he is significantly wealthier than his late mother, Queen Elizabeth ... barring Crown Estate, the Duchy of Lancaster, or the Crown Jewels, which he holds in trust ...

After inheriting the jewel following the death of Queen Mary, Elizabeth II grew fond of the brooch later in her reign ... future queen wear for her first state visit? The daughter of Crown Prince ...

"Crown jewels" is really just a catchall name ... Source: Historic Royal Palaces, Royal Collection Queen Elizabeth II still wears the crown every year when she opens a new session of Parliament.

The British crown jewels are worth even more money than you might imagine. Here's who inherited these treasures, along with Queen Elizabeth II's private jewelry collection. If you’ve ever seen ...