This sunflower (sunflower) 🌻 brooch, made in 1970 by jeweler Gerard, was one of Queen Elizabeth II's favorite jewels during her lifetime. This brooch is designed with a sunflower

This sunflower (sunflower) 🌻 brooch, made in 1970 by jeweler Gerard, was one of Queen Elizabeth II's favorite jewels during her lifetime.

Modeled after a sunflower design, this brooch is crafted from 18-karat gold and embellished with 31 diamonds on the heart and leaves. The sunflower composed of gold and diamonds is brighter and more dazzling than ☀ the sun.

Queen Elizabeth always wore this brooch in brightly colored clothing, and even wore bright yellow and brownish yellow similar colors to the brooch many times, but despite this, this brooch is still very eye-catching. On the queen's simple and generous costume, the embellishment of this brooch makes the queen look more and more energetic, and her smile is warm and sunny.

The Queen also has a gold and diamond 💎 brooch similar to this "sunflower 🌻 brooch". The brooch, called "Bird of Paradise" (Figs. 7-9), was made by Singaporean jeweler Thomis Kwan.

Made from 18-carat yellow gold and 61 diamonds, this brooch uses delicate filigree craftsmanship to depict the shape of a plant called the bird of paradise. The queen also often wears it in yellow, and from a distance, it bears some resemblance to the "sunflower 🌻" brooch. #Entertainment Awards# #United Kingdom# #Queen Elizabeth# #European Royal Family# #Jewelry# #Brooch# #Woman# #发现 #