The Nizam of Hyderabad gave a diamond necklace to Queen Elizabeth as a wedding gift

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Britain’s longest-reigning Queen Elizabeth II died on Thursday at Balmoral Castle in Scotland. 96 years old Queen Elizabeth II She remained a fashion icon till her second life. they have the most expensive things in the world jewelery There were rare specimens of contract jewellery. in these Hyderabad to the princely state Nizam There is also a precious diamond necklace given as a wedding gift to Ki Ya. Buckingham Palace A photo of Queen Elizabeth II wearing this necklace was released on K’s official Instagram page. Apart from the Queen, this necklace was also worn by Kate Middleton.

Diamond studded platinum necklace gifted by the Nizam of Hyderabad in 1947
According to the information received, the Nizam of Hyderabad Asaf Jah VII had given special instructions to the London jewelery firm Cartier in 1947 for Queen Elizabeth. The most important thing among them was that the queen herself would choose her wedding gifts. Rani then went for a platinum necklace set studded with 300 diamonds. After assuming the throne, this hero will always be proud of the Queen. According to the social media pages of the royal family, the Queen also gave the diamond necklace to the Duchess of Cambridge, Kate Middleton. Kate Middleton wore this necklace to the National Portrait Gallery in 2014 and the Diplomatic Corps reception in 2019.

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This picture was also used in postage stamps.
Two photos of the Queen were shared in an Instagram post released by Buckingham Palace on 21 July. In one photo, Queen Elizabeth II is seen wearing a diamond necklace around her neck. The diamond necklace detail is detailed in the second picture. This photo of Queen Elizabeth was taken after her coronation in February 1952. She is wearing an evening dress by Queen Elizabeth Sutton, with the Order of the Garter badge on it. The same picture of Queen Elizabeth was used on postage stamps of Great Britain. Also, after the coronation, this picture was sent to various embassies and British regiments.