Not long ago, at Charles's coronation, royals from other countries were invited to come.
It was an important moment in history that attracted global attention, with all members of the royal family dressed up and women more sophisticated.
This coronation was supposed to be Camila's highlight, but Queen Suthida won with a blinding top jewel.
Camilla, who has been holding back for many years, wants to stand out at the coronation and does not allow other women in the British royal family to wear crowns.
Probably in line with Camilla's decision, at this coronation, royal women from other countries all tacitly did not wear crowns, either at nothing or in top hats.
If you don't wear a crown, you can still steal the limelight, and you can still compare her.
Princess Kate's flower crown has a unique shape and is not inferior to the crown, and the generous and decent Kate is more like the queen of a country than Camilla.
Jewelry can best show status and strength, and on such an important occasion, most of the royal women have taken out the jewelry at the bottom of the box, all of them are pearlescent.
Fighting jewelry is fighting strength, fighting wealth, Thailand is worthy of being the richest royal family in the world, as soon as the pearlescent Suthida came out, it immediately killed the audience.
Queen Suthida attended the coronation with King Maha of Thailand, and the smiling Suthida kept holding the King of Thailand's arm.
This was Suthida's first visit abroad after becoming queen, and naturally attached great importance to it.
Wearing a traditional Thai costume, he showed his figure, solemn and lively.
She wore a set of sapphire jewelry with a diamond base from Queen Sirikit.
The sapphire necklace around her neck had a total of 15 top-quality sapphires, the largest in the middle, square and about the size of a postage stamp.
This size, this quantity, this color, is absolutely priceless.
With a shiny brooch and a brilliant gemstone belt around her waist, the value of every piece of jewelry on her body is an astronomical amount.
Some people think that the jewelry Suthida wears is too luxurious and a bit overwhelming.
No way, people have this condition, when they encounter the opportunity to show their faces, who doesn't want to take out the best and have a long face.
Queen Elizabeth II is famous for its jewelry, and people have the impression that the British royal family is rich.
In fact, when the Queen was alive, her assets were not even in the top 10 in the global royal family, and the number one was King Maha of Thailand.
In 2022, the business magazine "CEOWORLD" released a data after investigation, Thai King Maha ranked first in the world royal family with assets of about 43 billion US dollars, Brunei 2nd, Saudi Arabia 3rd, and the Queen only ranked 11th.
The jewelry of the Thai royal family may not be as good as the British royal family in quantity, but it is superior in quality.
Charles was crowned with a huge diamond, weighing 530 carats, a rare 530-carat.
This is not the largest diamond, the largest diamond in King Maha of Thailand, is a diamond called "Golden Majesty", weighing 545 carats.
Suthida's sky-high jewelry can understand the whole scene, who makes people have confidence.
Suthida had a queenly demeanor, elegant manners, generous and decent, and the coronation was full of smiles on the face.
King Maha of Thailand does not know whether he is troubled or does not like such occasions, rarely has a smiley face, and most of the time is a calm face.
Occasionally, when facing the camera, I squeeze out a smile, and it looks very twisted, which is not natural at all.
The Thai couple was followed by the King and Queen Letizia of Spain.
Letizia wore a Barbie powder suit that was difficult for ordinary people to control, and the top hat on her head was complained by many people like a pot lid.
This outfit is estimated to be something that only she can control.
Compared to the shiny jewelry on Suthida's body, she looks much more shabby, only a pair of clustered diamond earrings support the scene.
The Spanish royal family was so poor that King Felipe VI's personal worth was only 2.6 million euros.
These diamond earrings should be Letizia's best, and they will be worn on important occasions.
Qatar, a small Middle Eastern country, is very rich in oil and gas, and the Qatari royal family can truly be called rich.
Qatar's Princess Sheikha Javah is dressed in a trench outfit, but she is much more low-key than Suthida.
She wears a chic anthracite dress with intricate embroidery patterns.
This dress has a high-quality texture, exquisite and fashionable production, and it is not ordinary at first glance.
The shiny earrings with a Middle Eastern touch, and the strikingly long nuclear diamond rings worn on both hands, although not eye-catching, all reveal understated luxury.
The crown prince and Crown Princess Marie of Denmark also attended the coronation.
Mary was dressed in a purple suit, wearing not much jewelry, and the huge brooch on her chest was very eye-catching.
The body of the brooch is two oversized turquoise stones, surrounded by diamonds, which can be seen as valuable.
The Danish royal family is also a relatively poor royal family, and in order to support the scene, some jewelry can only be changed around.
These two turquoises were once used as pendants on the necklace of the Queen of Denmark.
The women of the European royal family are all full of aura and demeanor, but they have lost to Suthida in wearing jewelry.
The Bhutanese royal family and the Japanese royal family, which are also Asian royal families, are even more pure.
Many members of the royal family dressed in traditional costumes at the coronation.
So did the King and Queen of Bhutan, Kizen Pema, dressed in their country's traditional attire at the coronation.
Queen Pema amazed everyone as soon as she appeared.
Gao cold expression, beautiful face, a lilac traditional dress is simple and fresh, the green earrings on the ears add a bit of agility, a little playfulness, let people really feel the charm of the beauty of the snow.
Among the many royal women, Princess Kiko of the Japanese royal family seems a little out of place.
Perhaps in order not to make a noise, in order to highlight her humility, Princess Ji did not bring a single piece of jewelry at the coronation, which looked very shabby.
When Princess Ji and her husband Prince Fumihito came to Britain, they wore a blue suit, a pearl necklace, earrings, and a pair of high heels on their feet, although a fake smile lowered her grade, which was also considered generous and decent.
After that, she changed two sets of clothes, a white suit and an ice blue suit dress, which had a better effect when worn, and would not steal the limelight from the owner.
However, at the official coronation, she wore a traditional kimono and a pair of clogs on her feet.
There is not a single jewel on the body, the clothes are wrinkled and do not show high-end, the clogs on the feet are too casual, the overall shape is untimely and petty, and there is no royal nobility.
Queen Suthida, who visited for the first time, was beautiful and generous at her coronation, which won a wave of goodwill.
Covered in pearlescence, the jewelry he wore crushed everyone, and Suthida won numbness.