Queen Camilla’s Brooch Is Pricey—But It’s the Symbolism That's Doing All The Talking

Camilla’s look for the day was classic with a twist. She wore a rich, dark green ensemble with a subtle animal print and topped it off with a crown-shaped brooch. According to diamond professionals at UK retailer Steven Stone, the piece isn’t just pretty—it’s symbolic, too.

“The design of Queen Camilla’s brooch is reminiscent of a ducal coronet or royal crown. Crafted in yellow gold, the base is set with shimmering diamonds, while the upper edge is adorned with delicate golden pearl-like ornaments. Traditionally, such brooches are worn as emblems of royal status,” Maxwell Stone, Creative Director of Steven Stone, shared.

“This particular piece was first notably seen in February 2018, when Queen Camilla—then the Duchess of Cornwall—wore it during a visit to Yorkshire alongside King Charles, who was then Prince of Wales," Stone added. "Though it doesn’t carry a widely recognised name like some historic royal jewels, the brooch is acknowledged as a symbolic accessory that reflects Queen Camilla’s rank and official role within the royal family.”

And the price tag? While it’s not quite in the multi-million-dollar club, Stone estimates it to be worth around $10,000—which proves that even her more subtle pieces come with serious status.

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