Queen Camilla's Top Tiara Moments, In Photos

For the annual Buckingham Palace reception in honor of the Diplomatic Corps, Camilla once again wore the Girls of Great Britain and Ireland tiara, which was given to Queen Elizabeth for her wedding by her grandmother, Queen Mary.

For a State Banquet celebrating a visit from the South Korean president, Queen Camilla wore the Burmese Ruby Tiara for the first time. The tiara was created for the late Queen Elizabeth in 1973.

At the State Opening of Parliament in 2023, the Queen wore the State Diadem (also called the Diamond Diadem) for the first time. It's not technically a tiara, but it's a fantastic headpiece worth including here.

For a dinner in London, Queen Camilla wore the Girls of Great Britain and Ireland tiara, one of Queen Elizabeth's favorite tiaras.

While it may not be a true tiara, there's no denying the wow-factor of Camilla's coronation crown—an heirloom from the royal collection, first used by Queen Mary in 1911.

At a state banquet in Germany, Queen Camilla again turned to her favorite Boucheron Honeycomb Tiara. She paired the glamorous tiara with the late Queen Elizabeth’s diamond fringed necklace.

The sapphire tiara appears to have quickly become one of Camilla's favorites, as the queen consort donned the piece—along with a set of earrings and a necklace that were wedding gifts to Queen Elizabeth from her father, King George VI—for a second time in as many months to attend a reception for members of the diplomatic corps.

For her first tiara moment as Queen Consort, Camilla wore a diamond and sapphire tiara that belonged to the late Queen Elizabeth.

For the State Opening of Parliament at the Palace of Westminster, Camilla opted for her favorite Greville Tiara and pearl choker combination.

Camilla turned once more to the Greville Tiara for a state banquet honoring the visit of President Donald Trump and Firs Lady Melania Trump at Buckingham Palace.

The then-Duchess wore her signature Greville Tiara (also known as the Boucheron Honeycomb Tiara) to a state banquet at Buckingham Palace, held in honor of the Netherlands' King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima's state visit.

At the annual diplomatic reception at Buckingham Palace, Camilla paired the Greville Tiara with a sparkling pair of diamond earrings and a four-strand pearl necklace with a diamond clasp.

For the CHOGM (Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting) Banquet in Malta, the Duchess of Cornwall once again went for the Greville Tiara, but this time wore it with her pink topaz demi-parure.

While the Greville Tiara was actually Queen Elizabeth's—on extended loan to Camilla after first gaining renown as one of the Queen Mother's choice sparklers—the Cubitt Tiara is one of the Camilla's family heirlooms, according to the Court Jeweller.

Camilla also chose to wear the Cubitt Tiara to the annual diplomatic reception at Buckingham Palace in 2014. It paired well with her sparkly dress and other pieces of diamond jewelry.

The Duchess allowed the Greville Tiara and her statement earrings to take center stage, forgoing a necklace, for a CHOGM Dinner in Sri Lanka.

The Duchess chose the same combination of jewels to a dinner in Amsterdam hosted by Queen Beatrix, ahead of her abdication. The tiara's honeycomb pattern went well with the semi-sheer design of her dress.

Camilla wore an emerald necklace—part of a suite she received as a gift during a trip to the Middle East, per the Court Jeweller—alongside the Greville tiara to a state banquet held in honor of South African President Jacob Zuma's visit to the U.K.

The future Queen Consort once again paired the Greville Tiara with a novel necklace for a state banquet at Windsor Castle, held for French President Sarkozy.

Camilla held nothing back, diamond-wise, for the Queen's Banquet at a CHOGM event in Uganda, matching the Greville Tiara with the Greville Festoon Necklace, another piece bequeathed to the Queen Mother by Margaret Greville.