Princess Anne sparkled at a state banquet hosted by President Isaac Herzog of Israel on Wednesday, November 8, choosing to wear the Diamond Festoon Tiara-a piece favored by the Princess Royal for decades. The tiara, originally created for Queen Mary in 1913, is a striking example of garland-style jewellery, featuring a festoon of diamonds suspended between two diamond collets.The appearance marks a significant moment in the ongoing state visit, underscoring the enduring relationship between the United Kingdom and Israel. Royal watchers have noted Princess AnneS consistent use of this particular tiara for formal evening events, solidifying it’s status as a signature piece within her collection. The Diamond Festoon Tiara’s prominence reflects both its past significance and Princess Anne’s practical approach to royal dressing, frequently enough re-wearing cherished pieces for critically important engagements.
The tiara was initially a gift to Queen Mary from her daughters,and later passed to Queen Elizabeth II before being inherited by Princess Anne.It is indeed composed of diamonds that were already in the royal collection, repurposed into the garland design by Garrard. princess Anne paired the tiara with a navy blue gown, completing a regal look for the occasion.
