The 7 Iconic Brooches Queen Elizabeth II Almost Never Wore

💎 Imagine inheriting some of the most historic jewels in the world… and choosing not to wear them.
Queen Elizabeth II owned brooches worth up to £180 million, pieces tied to empire, war, love, motherhood, and grief — yet many of these jewels almost never appeared on her lapel.

In this video, we uncover seven extraordinary brooches that reveal the most intimate side of the Queen:

The Delhi Carved Emerald Brooch, a gift from the Ladies of India;
Queen Mary’s Turquoise Brooch, revived during the COVID-19 address;
The priceless Cullinan III & IV “Granny’s Chips”;
Queen Victoria’s Diamond Fringe Brooch with its Crimean War origins;
The Queen Mother’s Sapphire Corsage Brooch, preserved out of love;
The towering Cartier Lily Brooch;
and the sentimental Flower Basket Brooch celebrating baby Prince Charles.

These brooches weren’t hidden out of neglect — but out of meaning.
Each one carries a story of memory, restraint, duty, legacy, and love.

Join Behind The Gift as we step inside the Queen’s jewel box and discover the pieces she treasured most — not because she wore them, but because she preserved them.

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