These Iconic Jewels Are So Beautiful And Rare, But Have You Seen The Price Tags On Them?

The Boucheron Honeycomb Tiara

Back in 1942, the Queen Mother received a gift in the form of an elegant tiara. Because it wasn’t that much to her style and along with many other recommendations from the royal family’s jewelers, they decided that it was best to alter it to fit the unified ensemble the royals represent and who’s better qualified to handle the altering than Cartier.

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The name of the tiara was given because of its main design – a hexagon housing three diamonds inside and closely represents that of a honeycomb. According to royal appraisers, the crown is worth to be about $3 million which is why it is stored away in a secure vault and only worn during special occasions.