Queen Isabel's commitment bracelet has a tender secret: Prince Felipe looked

Being the utid monarch of the United Kingdom has allowed Queen Elizabeth to wear extraordinary jewels and glowing tiaras: from the imposing imperial crown to her colorful brooches full of diamonds.However, among the wide collection of luxurious jewelry a romantic piece is distinguished: the beautiful bracelet that Prince Felipe gave him as a wedding gift.

A symbol of love: Queen Isabel's commitment bracelet

In 1946, after long years exchanging romantic letters and falling in love with each other, Felipe took a very important step in his relationship with the then princess Isabel: he asked for his hand in marriage.

The romantic act of its union was not only accompanied by the classic engagement ring, but also with a beautiful diamond bracelet that was crowned as a wonderful wedding gift.

The Duke of Edinburgh came with the prestigious jeweler of Bond Street, Philip Antrobus Ltd, to create these two pieces of jewelry with the diamonds that years ago constituted a wedding gift of a very significant person in Felipe's life: his mother,Princess Alicia de Battenberg.

When Princess Alicia contracted nuptials with Felipe's father, Prince Andrew of Greece and Denmark, her uncles, Emperor Nicolás II and Empress Alexandra Feodorovna de Russia gave her a beautiful diamond tiara tiara.

The diamonds of this piece were the raw material to make Felipe's precious gifts.While the commitment ring wears a magnificent round round diamond, one of the most beloved for its magnificent brightness, the bracelet has three of these diamonds.

These jewels look on a bracelet set in platinum, which has three glowing square links that are presumed in a geometric design, inspired by the Art Deco style.

The first time that Queen Elizabeth wore this beautiful piece in public was on her wedding day, on November 20, 1947, and since then she has used it in multiple events.

Not only those where he commemorates his love with Prince Felipe as his silver weddings in 1972, but also at other extremely important moments such as his Diamond Jubilee in 2012, with which he celebrated the 60th anniversary of his ascent to the throne.

In addition, it has been a main piece in many of the Queen's official portraits such as the photography captured on the occasion of the throne ascent where the bracelet wore along with other important pieces such as the star of the noble order of the league (the orderof the most important and ancient cavalry in the United Kingdom).

For long years, Queen Elizabeth was the only.

This Queen's detail with the Duchess of Cambridge was not once a single time, at other times Middleton has proudly behaved this piece as in the 2017 BAFTA.

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