Blue

It was a Silver Anniversary gift (1992) from her husband, Prince Henrik, who designed them.

The central element can be detached to be worn as a brooch.

The central element/brooch features a man and a woman formina a heart with their bodies.

The lock is a heart of solid gold, decorated with axis of grain and vines, symbolising Denmark and France.

It is owned by the Crown Estate.

Originally built in the 17th century as the residence of the Earl of Nottingham, Kensington Palace was acquired by King William III in 1689. Since then, it has been property of the royal family. It belongs to the Monarch in right of the Crown and is not private property.

It is most known to be the childhood home of Queen Victoria until 1837, when she became the monarch and moved to Buckingham Palace, and the former home of Diana, Princess of Wales. Today is associated with the Wales (previously Cammbridge) family and has become the code name of their office.

Kensington Palace circa 1930.

There were no walls to divide the private and the public parts (State rooms) of the Palace. There was just a protective net around the area.

Parts open to the public managed by Historic Royal Palaces:

Today, Kensington Palace is divided into different royal living apartments and cottages where members of the royal family live or use as their main office:

- Aprtments 1 and 1A + apartment 8 and 9 (Diana's former home) used as office and rcepion rooms: The Prince and Princess of Wales. It's their official London residence and offices.

- Old Stables: The Duke & Duchess of Gloucester

- Wren House (cottage): The Duke of Kent

- Apartment 10: Prince Michael of Kent

(The portion behind the brick wall)

- Ivy Cottage: Princess Eugenie & co. when in London

- Nottingham Cottage: vacant (could be in use but unknown to the public).

The Princess of Wales

The Princess of Wales, together with Prince William and her children George and Charlotte, attended the Gentlemen's final - 12th July 2026

She wore an olive green dress, her Alhambra earrings and the Halcyon aquamarine bracelet.

The then Duchess of Cambridge attended the Portrait Gala 2017 at the National Portrait Gallery on 28th March 2017, in London

She wore the Temperley London ''Cloe'' green lace gown (worn only once for this occasion and I wish she would rewear it someday. It could be a good gown for a state dinner too to be honest) and Kiki Mcdonough earrings.

Loved the hairstyle 🤩

For the occasion she wore her ruby set

and a dress by Roland Mouret