The Cullinan Diamond III & IV - Brooch Charm Bracelets meticulously crafted to embody the

meticulously crafted to embody the grandeur and elegance of the kingdom

Henry II was present at the time

It was one of her favorite brooches and she wore it constantly for the rest of her life

who held the title from 1911 to 1936

was present at his coronation

The Cullinan Diamond III & IV - Brooch Charm Bracelets meticulously crafted to embody theThe Cullinan II and IV, known as the lesser star of Africa were set as a brooch by the Queen Mary in 1910. It is the single most valuable item owned by the Queen, Who inherited the pieces of jewellery from the Cullinan cleavings on the death of her grandmother in 1953. The pear drop (III) of 94. 4 carats hangs from (IV), A square cut stone of 63. 6 carats. On 25th March 1958, while on a State Visit to Holland, The Queen and The Duke Of Edinburgh made