The Boucheron tiara was left to Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother by the Hon. Mrs Greville from Boucheron in London on 8th January, 1921. It was made up from the customers stones which were taken from an old tiara.

 

The 1936 Cartier “Halo” Tiara that the Queen loaned to Kate Middleton on her wedding day. It was made in 1936 and purchased by the Duke of York (later King George VI) for his wife, Elizabeth’s mother (also Elizabeth — the first!). Queen Elizabeth II received it as an 18th-birthday present, at which time she was Princess Elizabeth.

 

The Strathmore Rose TiaraThis is the Strathmore Rose Tiara was a gift to Lady Elizabeth Bowes-Lyon (the future Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother) from her father, the Earl of Strathmore, for her wedding in 1923. The piece itself is likely older than that; it may have already been an antique when the Earl purchased it. The tiara features a garland of wild roses in diamonds mounted in silver and gold.

 

This tiara was one of the future Queen Mary’s wedding presents in 1893. Named the Girls of Great Britain & Ireland Tiara. It is also Queen Elizabeth II favorite tiara.