The difference between the George V pearls and the pearls HM Queen Elizabeth II wears almost everyday. The first necklace is a gift from her grandfather king George V on his silver jubilee in 1925. It has a ruby clasp and the pearls are smaller and not graduated. The "everyday" necklace was made after the Queen's accession with family pearls. It has a diamon clasp and the pearls are graduated.

Buckingham Palace confirmed the Princess wore Her late Majesty's three-strand pearl necklace at an official luncheon this afternoon.

The Princess of Wales was the picture of dignity as she joined her husband and children at the Queen's funeral in London today. She accompanied her children George, nine, and Charlotte, seven.

The monarch was given the jewels as a wedding gift

There are china ornaments on the mantelpiece, a cluster of cherished family photos and a floral, frilly chair pulled up by the fireplace.

The Four Row Japanese Pearl Choker Though The Queen has a habit of shortening longer necklaces to suit her, she usually stays away from ...

From centuries-old heirlooms to more modern pieces, pearls are a perennial go-to for the Windsors.

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