Sarah Ferguson's diamond tiara

The story of Sarah Ferguson's diamond tiara. There is a rule that a royal bride must marry wearing a tiara. But what about those who don't have a tiara of their own? For Sarah, for the first time, her own wedding tiara was commissioned and remained in her personal possession even after her divorce. Especially for her, Queen Elizabeth commissioned a diamond tiara from the jewellery house Garrard. In addition to the tiara, Sarah was presented with earrings and a necklace. On her wedding day to Prince Andrew, the highlight was when the bride wore a wreath of flowers over her veil on arrival and changed the wreath to a tiara during the wedding process. The symbolism was that she wanted to enter the abbey as a commoner and leave as a duchess. Sarah was last seen wearing the tiara on 5 July 2001 on the occasion of the White Tie and Tiara Ball. The last time we saw this tiara was on Sarah's daughter, Princess Beatrice. She wore it at the wedding of Prince Hussein of Jordan and Princess Rajwa in June 2023.