Duchess Sophie managed to do one thing on her wedding day that Princess Kate and Meghan Markle couldn't - keep her wedding tiara. The Duchess of Edinburgh sparked a royal fan frenzy after she ...

The Queen's fourth child Prince Edward married Sophie Rhys-Jones at a relatively modest royal wedding at St George's Chapel in Windsor in 1999. Traditionally, the Queen lends royal brides a tiara ...

The wedding dress had a short train, so short that even Sophie’s veil was longer. But what tiara did the Countess wear? READ MORE: Meghan and Harry: Expert on why couple ‘constantly hold hands ...

Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, joined the royal family in 1999 and has since become one of the most prominent working royals. And for those most formal of engagements, the duchess has been given ...

MORE: 14 times the Countess of Wessex dazzled us in a tiara The beautiful diamond headpiece was gifted to Sophie for her wedding to Prince Edward, and is known to be made up of a number of ...

The Duchess of Edinburgh was one of many royal brides who turned to the late Queen Elizabeth II for help with her wedding look. The former PR executive, 59, wore a tiara from her soon-to-be ...

Jones/J. Whatling/J. Parker/M. Cuthbert/UK Press via Getty Images Sophie reached for the Anthemion Tiara in 2004 as well when she was a guest at the royal wedding of Demark’s Crown Prince ...

The tiara made a high-profile appearance at Prince Carl Philip and Princess Sofia of Sweden's wedding in Stockholm in June 2015. The piece was reportedly made for Sophie by Collins & Sons.

Aaron Chown - WPA Pool/Getty Sophie, the Duchess of Edinburgh ... wife has previously glittered in two aquamarine tiaras and her all-diamond wedding tiara, made up of four detachable diamond ...

The royal seems to reach for blue-hued jewels, borrowing Queen Elizabeth's aquamarine ribbon tiara to wear for the wedding of Princess Madeleine of Sweden and Christopher O'Neill in 2013.