British Royal Jewels of the Past 2: 2022 -

[An Ard Ri]

I think William would have worn his coronet for the Coronation if it had been a coronation where Coronets and Robes had been worn.

I think the only time we could see William in his robes and with his Princely coronet is if William would pose for a formal painting of him as Prince of Wales and the Coronet was placed beside him on a table!

 

[An Ard Ri]

The Fife Diamond Tiara - once belonged to the late Princess Louise, Princess Royal and Duchess of Fife
Bonus Reading: The Dazzling Diamonds of Princess Louise, Princess Royal and Duchess of Fife

 

[Blog Real]

Could the Princess of Wales one day wear the Fife diamond tiara?

More photos and information about the tiara:

Jewels in Motion: The Fife Tiara

© Historic Royal Palaces The magnificent Fife Tiara, which has a new home at Kensington Palace, is impressive enough in photographs, but when you see it in motion, it really comes alive. Today, we've got

www.thecourtjeweller.com

 

[Stefan]

Could the Princess of Wales one day wear the Fife diamond tiara?

More photos and information about the tiara:

Jewels in Motion: The Fife Tiara

© Historic Royal Palaces The magnificent Fife Tiara, which has a new home at Kensington Palace, is impressive enough in photographs, but when you see it in motion, it really comes alive. Today, we've got

www.thecourtjeweller.com

No she can not as it never belonged to the Main branch of the british Rf

 

[Healthy Sceptic]

She would look stunning in this tiara, it's one of my absolute favorites. I guess she could borrow it, but that isn't her style, and the vaults are full of beautiful tiaras. So I agree, we won't see her in it. <sigh>

 

[An Ard Ri]

Could the Princess of Wales one day wear the Fife diamond tiara?

More photos and information about the tiara:

Jewels in Motion: The Fife Tiara

© Historic Royal Palaces The magnificent Fife Tiara, which has a new home at Kensington Palace, is impressive enough in photographs, but when you see it in motion, it really comes alive. Today, we've got

www.thecourtjeweller.com

Given that this thread is called British Royal Jewels of the Past , so that should answer your question.