- Buckingham Palace will host a major exhibition titled Royal Jewellery: From Coronations to Keepsakes, opening at The King's Gallery on 25 June 2027.
- The display will feature more than 300 items spanning 500 years of royal history, with two-thirds of the pieces going on public show for the first time.
- Key highlights include George IV's Diamond Diadem, Queen Victoria's Small Diamond Crown, and cufflinks reportedly worn by Charles I at his execution in 1649.
- The exhibition explores personal human stories of love, faith, and loss through items such as intimate keepsakes belonging to Queen Victoria and Prince Albert.
- Tickets will be available to the general public from 3 November, while the official Crown Jewels will remain on display at the Tower of London.
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