Every time Kate Middleton wears a tiara

On her wedding day, the then-in-a-Cambridge man, he supplemented her Alexander McQueen Bridal gown with a dramatic veil fixed by a Cartier Hello Scroll Tiara, loaned out by Queen Elizabeth.

This stunning diamond sparkler was created by Cartier in 1936 at the request of King George VI. The delicate headpiece evokes modern elegance, which has made it the perfect choice for Kate’s wedding day.

At the annual diplomatic reception in 2013, Kate wore the almost exact clothes he wore to the event in 2015. The Blue Alexander McQueen dress and the earrings borrowed from Queen Elizabeth were the same, but on the occasion in 2013, Kate opted for the Lotus Flower Tiara.

Kate Middleton, wearing a red Jenny Packham gown, wore a Lotus flower tiara while attending the state banquet for the Chinese President at Buckingham Palace. This piece was originally a necklace given to the Queen’s mother in 1923, but she quickly changed it to a tiara.

The knot tiara from Cambridge enthusiasts, worn here in October 2015, has been with the family since 1913 when Queen Mary commissioned Royal Jeweler Garard. It features 19 diamond arches above a row of pearl drops.

Kate previously wore a Cambridge enthusiast knot tiara at the annual diplomatic reception in 2015.

At the annual diplomatic reception at Buckingham Palace, the Duchess decorated a Ruby Red Jenny Pack Ham Gown with Princess Diana’s favorite, Cambridge enthusiast Knottiara.

Here, Kate was wearing his lover’s knot tiara again at the provincial banquet at Buckingham Palace on the first day of his visit to the Spanish state.

Cambridge’s then birth arrived at a diplomatic reception wearing the knot of her Cambridge lover. She wore the same tiara at the reception the previous year.

Kate was wearing the knot tiara of her Cambridge lover at the Queen’s state banquet for the Dutch King and Queen at Buckingham Palace.

Kate wore a Cambridge enthusiast knot tiara with pearl earrings at Queen’s annual reception for members of the diplomatic corps. She paired it with Jenny Packham, a Cinderella-esque gown.

Kate is again wearing her lover’s knot tiara for the American state banquet at Buckingham Palace, highlighting her status as a signature diamond.

For three consecutive diplomatic reception appearances at the Lover’s Knot Tiara, Kate opted for the long-sleeved black Alexander McQueen gown. She completed the look with sparkling diamond accessories, including statement necklaces and chandelier earrings.

As the new princess of Wales, Kate went to King Charles’ first official banquet and wore a tiara in her lover’s knot once more. The piece consists of 38 tear-shaped pearls hanging from a diamond-covered arch.

She paired her tiara with other sentimental pieces, including pearl drop earrings, which also belonged to Diana, and triple strand pearls and diamond bracelets, which were part of Queen Elizabeth’s collection. The event was held in part to welcome South African President Cyril Ramaphosa to the UK

For a diplomatic legion reception at Buckingham Palace, Kate surprised the Royal Watchers by stepping into the Lotus Flower Tiara.

Kate chose the Strathmore Rose Tiara for a state banquet that welcomes the South Korean president and first lady. The diadem, a floral diamond that once belonged to the Queen’s mother, has not been worn in public since the 1930s. The re-emergence of the Princess of Wales was widely known as a symbolic nod to royal history.

Just two weeks later, Kate returned to her lover’s knot tiara for the annual reception for the diplomatic legion. She paired a sparkling headpiece with a Jenny Pack Hamgown, a blush pink sequin.

At Windsor Castle, Kate was again wearing his lover’s knot tiara for a national banquet honoring French President Emmanuel Macron and his wife Bridget. The princess paired a tiara with a rich red Givench gown.

For a state banquet honoring President Donald Trump and Melania Trump’s first lady, Kate appeared in the Couture Gold Ensemble of British designer Philippa Repley. The gown featured a coat of Chantilly lace embroidered on top of silk crepes, topped with her most worn-out diamond, the lover’s knot tiara.