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Queen Mary really has the most jewels in the world. What does she have?
Yes, in addition to the words of the Queen of England, there is a famous saying that can better verify this fact: "The jewels shining in the hands of Queen Mary once lit up half the world!" Queen Mary, jewel maniac, no doubt!

Then why does she have so many jewels? Most of them were given by her mother-in-law, Queen Victoria, because Queen Victoria took a fancy to her and made her the bride of her grandson, Prince Albert Victor. But the prince died of illness before he got married, so Mary had to marry the prince's younger brother, George V. The queen felt very sorry. In order to comfort her broken heart, she was given a wedding gift of 1500 when she got married, the most shining of which was 3.

The most beautiful crown among the 22 kings in the world, she once owned 14, and one of the diamonds is the largest Cullinan diamond in the world. Diamonds weighing about 1 kg are divided into 9 large diamonds and 96 small diamonds, totaling 105. On the day of Queen Mary's coronation, the crown on her head was inlaid with two gems cut from Cullinan diamonds, 530 carats and 63.6 carats respectively, which was not enough. There is also a 186 carat giant diamond from India, which is such a heavyweight.

Jewelry Necklace-Delhi Hajj Necklace, this necklace is a gift from the king and princess of India to Queen Mary. It consists of eight large round emeralds, surrounded by a circle of diamonds. There are two pendants that are unique in pairs. Now we can also see this necklace. Queen Elizabeth likes it very much and wears it to important meetings many times. And the Cambridge emerald necklace Diana once wore around her neck. Diana used it as a headdress, which led a wave at that time.

Queen Mary used to have many rare treasures. She was a boutique queen and a fashion queen. She lived a luxurious life and knew how to enjoy it, which pushed the fine culture of Europe to a peak.