Princess Charlotte may not have had the chance to know her late grandmother, Princess Diana, but she will always carry a special connection to her through a remarkable inheritance.
The only daughter of Prince William and Kate Middleton is set to inherit an exquisite collection of heirlooms, including a particularly precious piece that holds deep family significance.
Over the years, Kate has been loaned several iconic items once owned by Diana, but there is one piece she never had the opportunity to wear. This honor will instead go to Charlotte, who will become the proud owner of the priceless Spencer tiara. This iconic tiara, famously worn by Diana at her 1981 wedding to then-Prince Charles, originally belonged to the Spencer family. Diana’s father, John Spencer, loaned it to her for the wedding and continued to allow her to wear it on various occasions.
In addition to the Spencer tiara, Charlotte is also set to inherit another iconic piece of Diana’s jewelry—her sapphire engagement ring. This ring, which Kate wears regularly, will one day pass down to Charlotte.
Beyond these pieces, Charlotte is expected to receive several other significant items from the royal family. This includes the Olympic Cartier set, the Ballon Bleu Cartier watch, a Promise ring, an Eternity band, green tourmaline and amethyst earrings, a shamrock brooch, a personalized gold necklace, and additional amethyst earrings.
These cherished items were given to Kate after her marriage to Prince William, with some gifted by the Prince of Wales and others by King Charles himself.
