Famous jewelry is famous not only because of its precious material, but also because the story behind it gives it a soul. Although the old friend has passed away, the story carried on the jewelry has survived, and it will last forever in the long river of history.

1. Diamond brooch crown

Princess Margaret's wedding "Diamond Brooch Crown" is exquisitely cut and rich in meaning. The diamond crown can be disassembled into necklaces and 1 1 exquisite brooches. Each brooch is engraved with the initials "M" in Princess Margaret's name, surrounded by dazzling broken diamonds, which is extremely gorgeous.

2. Leopard diamond bracelet

This gem belongs to the Duchess of Windsor. 1936, the arrogant and unruly king Edward VIII of England resolutely gave up the throne in order to combine with Simpson. After the marriage, the Duke doted on Simpson and named the jewelry he wore "My Wallis". The meaning of love cannot be expressed in words. The Duchess of Windsor is also the first celebrity in history to wear animal-shaped jewelry.

3. Pearl teardrop crown

There are two pearl teardrop crowns, which belong to Queen Mary and Amalia, the wife of the Greek king Otto. King Otto of Greece made it for his wife Amalia on 1825. Queen Elizabeth II gave the Pearl Teardrop Crown to Diana, Princess of Wales at the wedding, which is also one of Diana's favorite jewels.

4. The wedding crown of Egyptian princess Faria

In Egypt in 1930s, everyone knew that her country had a beautiful princess-Faria. She has the appearance of sinking fish and falling geese, especially those green eyes that dump all beings, which makes princes and nobles of all countries moved by it.

In the end, Iranian King Chul Chapala Fei won the beauty's heart and tied the knot with Faria. This grand wedding became the front page news of global newspapers that year. The crown worn by Faria in this wedding has also become an eternal classic.