For a Japanese state dinner, Queen Camilla wore a tiara beloved by the late Queen Elizabeth. The Duchess of Edinburgh chose one of Kate Middleton's favorites.
Queen Camilla and Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh were among the royals supporting King Charles as he welcomed Emperor Naruhito and Empress Masako of Japan to Buckingham Palace for the King’s first state dinner since his cancer diagnosis. It was an evening of luxury and diplomacy in equal measure, with a dinner of langoustine, pommes Elizabeth, and Cornish Turbot accompanied by traditional Japanese folk music—and Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Phantom of the Opera.
Queen Elizabeth II wore this new Burmese Ruby Tiara, which pays homage to the red and white of the Tudor Rose, at a host of state dinners and diplomatic engagements, including trips to New Zealand and Slovenia. The late Queen chose the diadem, famed for its protective and healing qualities, to welcome the then President Trump to Buckingham Palace in 2019. Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, also chose a tiara that many consider emblematic of a much beloved modern royal.
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