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Hundreds of royal jewels to go on display at Buckingham Palace

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Howe, M. (2026, October 22). Hundreds of royal jewels to go on display at Buckingham Palace. Evening Standard. https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/royal-jewellery-exhibition-kings-gallery-buckingham-palace-b1301958.html

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Over 300 pieces of jewelry worn by British royalty over the past five centuries will go on display at Buckingham Palace next year, with many items never shown to the public before. The exhibition includes historic treasures like cufflinks believed to have belonged to King Charles I and work from renowned jewelers such as Cartier and Fabergé. Co-curators Caroline de Guitaut and Kathryn Jones emphasize that each piece tells a story about royal history and its impact on the monarchy, exploring how jewelry has evolved from symbols of wealth to shaping modern royal imagery.

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Over 300 pieces of British royal jewellery, spanning 500 years from Henry VIII to Charles III, are set to go on display at Buckingham Palace next year. Two-thirds of these items, including Queen Victoria's Small Diamond Crown and cufflinks worn by King Charles I during his execution in 1649, will be shown publicly for the first time. The exhibition, titled "From Coronations to Keepsakes," aims to reveal personal stories of love, loss, power, politics, family, and faith behind these royal jewels. Co-curators Caroline de Guitaut and Kathryn Jones highlight how these adornments have evolved from symbols of wealth and status to key elements in shaping the monarchy's image today.

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More than 300 pieces of jewellery worn by British royalty over the past 500 years are set to go on display next year, with many being shown to the public for the first time. asserted

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Among the historic treasures are cufflinks which are said to have been worn by King Charles I on the day of his execution in 1649. asserted

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Visitors will also be able to see work by early royal goldsmiths and some of the world's most celebrated jewellery houses, including Cartier, Fabergé, Boucheron and Garrard & Co. Caroline de Guitaut and Kathryn Jones, co-curators of the exhibition, said: “This unprecedented exhibition will bring together some of the most important and spectacular royal jewels in British history, many never exhibited publicly before. asserted

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“Each jewel carries with it a human story: of love and loss, power and politics, family and faith. asserted

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Together, they have borne witness to the defining moments of royal lives and offer a deeply personal insight into the individuals and relationships that have shaped the monarchy across generations.” The exhibition will explore how royal jewellery has evolved over the centuries, from displays of wealth and status to its continuing role in shaping the image of the monarchy today. Read More Among them are the Diamond Diadem, made for George IV's extravagant coronation and later immortalised in coins, banknotes and stamps bearing the image of Queen Elizabeth II, and Queen Victoria's Small Diamond Crown, so closely associated with the monarch that it was placed on her coffin during her lying in state. asserted

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The exhibition will run for nine months and will be accompanied by a book of the same name, described as the first comprehensive study of the British royal jewellery collection ever published. asserted

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Hundreds of royal jewels to go on display at Buckingham Palace

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