Queen Camilla wore and exchanged a $40,700 brooch given to her by Melania Trump during her visit to the United States
Queen Camilla briefly wore a high-value Tiffany brooch given by the First Lady of the United States Melania Trump According to Mirror America and HELLO!, she wrote the song during her recent state visit to the United States and has since moved on to another piece. Magazine.
The 78-year-old royal, who accompanied King Charles III on the trip, was seen wearing the $40,700 brooch as the couple left the White House after meeting Donald Trump and Melania Trump.
Transfer to Cartier to visit Arlington
The brooch was described as a floral pattern set with diamonds and rubies as Camilla bid farewell to the Trump family. However, she later changed her accessories while visiting Arlington National Cemetery.
She chose a Cartier brooch with a Union Jack and an American flag. As HELLO! points out, she wore the same outfit earlier when she arrived at Joint Base Andrews in Maryland. Magazine.
Gifts given by the Trumps during their visit to the UK
The Tiffany brooch was reportedly gifted to Camilla by Donald and Melania Trump during their state visit to the UK in 2025.
The Cartier brooch worn later in the visit is considered a historic piece associated with Queen Elizabeth II and was originally given to her in 1957, according to People magazine.
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Camilla previously gave Melania a handbag designed by Anya Hindmarch and a silver enamel bowl created by artist Cara Murphy.
During his latest visit to the United States, King Charles also presented a symbolic gift to Donald Trump: The Bells of the USS Trumpa British submarine from World War II. “May it be a testament to our two countries’ shared history and bright future,” Charles said when introducing the work at a White House state dinner.
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He described it as his “personal gift” and noted that the submarine “played a key role in the Pacific War.”
Speaking about the relationship between the United Kingdom and the United States during his toast, the king described the relationship as “a reconciliation from adversaries to closest allies.” He said in a relaxed tone: “If you need to contact us, just give us a call“.
He added that the two countries “fought side by side and fell together” to defend their shared values.
