Uncover the British Monarchy's Stunning Jewelry Collection

8. The Ruby Tiara of Burma

Donn by: Elizabeth II, the Queen Since 1973, the owner Value Estimate: $9 million For several reasons, the Burmese Ruby Tiara is extremely unusual. Queen Elizabeth II commissioned this piece of jewelry in the early 1970s, making it one of her more contemporary possessions. The magnificent diadem, crafted by Garrard, is home to 96 rubies that the Burmese people gave to the Queen.

Queen Elizabeth II's Burmese Ruby Tiara ©Anwar Hussein via Instagram.com | @royal_family_history via Geetyimages.com Experts have estimated the tiara's value at an astounding $9 million, citing its historical significance and the huge quantity of stones and diamonds utilized in its creation. The Express claims that the Burmese people think rubies may stave off disease. They might be correct, considering the Queen's excellent health and lack of visits to CVS. Her Majesty is one of the longest-reigning queens in history, having reigned for 94 years. I wish she had known that she would be wearing the rubies for fifty years after accepting them! Prince Philip, who is 99 years old, might also be hoarding a few gems.