Princess Charlotte, despite never meeting her late grandmother Princess Diana, is set to inherit some of her most cherished possessions. As Prince William and Kate Middleton's only daughter, Charlotte will receive an exquisite inheritance that includes a priceless heirloom.
Over the years, Kate has been loaned several iconic pieces from Diana's collection, but there is one piece she never had the chance to wear: the Spencer tiara. This glittering tiara, famously worn by Diana at her 1981 wedding to then-Prince Charles, will now pass to Charlotte.
The Spencer tiara, a treasured family heirloom, was originally loaned to Diana by her father, John Spencer, for her wedding, and it remained a significant part of her wardrobe in the years that followed.
In addition to the tiara, Charlotte will also inherit Diana’s sapphire engagement ring, a piece that Kate wears frequently. Beyond these, Charlotte is likely to receive other significant royal jewellery, including the Olympic Cartier set, Ballon Bleu Cartier watch, Promise ring, Eternity band, and more. These items were gifted to Kate after her marriage to Prince William, some by the Prince of Wales and others by King Charles, and they could one day be passed down to Charlotte, further connecting her to her royal lineage.
