Mega News's video: 4 of British Royal Family Best Brooches Their Secret Meanings

4 of British Royal Family Best Brooches & Their Secret Meanings --- The origin and meaning of the brooch used is as important as the title held by the nobility. Knowing the meaning behind the brooches used by royal women increases knowledge about the uniqueness of the Royal Family. On today’s video we will discuss the meaning behind the brooches that are often worn by the female British royal family members. Turquoise and diamond brooch The turquoise and diamond brooch was originally a wedding gift Mary of Teck received in 1893 from her father, King Edward VII. The cut features a large round turquoise surrounded by several diamonds. The brooch was kept by Mary of Teck until her death in 1953. It was then that the brooch was inherited by Queen Elizabeth II, and the Queen did not wear it for a long time. In 2014, Queen Elizabeth II returned to wearing the brooch in public for the first time. In 2020, turquoise and diamond brooches are back in use and there is a message to convey to the British public. New Zealand silver fern The next brooch is the New Zealand silver fern brooch. It looks simple, but the brooch is very luxurious and has meaning behind it. According to research conducted in the historical archives of the Auckland library, the New Zealand silver fern brooch was a Christmas gift Queen Elizabeth II received in 1953 from Lady Allum, wife of Sir John Allum, then mayor of Auckland. Since then, both the sovereign and the Duchess of Cambridge have always been on their side whenever there is an event related to New Zealand, such as their official visit to the country. Royal Navy Golden Dolphin Badge Brooch This gold emblem containing the silhouette of 2 dolphins, anchor and crown at the top was introduced in 1972 by the Royal Navy. The introduction is intended to be worn by submarine service personnel as a reward for high quality service while on duty.The navy handed over the coat of arms to the Duchess of Cambridge, who wore it during a parade on the River Thames for Queen Elizabeth's diamond celebration in 2012. Jardine Star's Brooch According to the book The Queen's Jewels by Leslie Field this brooch was offered to Queen Elizabeth by Scottish royalty, Lady Jardine in 1981. The design consists of 8 diamond rays separated by a single collet that spreads from a central cluster of large diamonds into 8 smaller stones. In recent years, the queen has often worn it on occasions such as the centenary of the Royal Air Force and its celebrations. The brooch was also seen during the 2017 Christmas message and the queen named it one of her favorite brooches. Dont Forget To Like, Share, And Subscribe. Hopefully Enjoy Our Channel "Mega News" https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0P4_2nrwEMw2A1TCsfQYdg === Disclaimer: Pictures, or videos on this channel sometimes come from various other media sources. Copyright is fully held by the source. If there are problems related to this, you can contact us here: Email : dedjoem23@gmail.com COPYRIGHT DISCLAIMER "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act? 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use." ===