The majority of Princess Diana's jewelry is owned by her sons, Prince William and Prince Harry.
Prince William inherited a substantial portion of his mother's collection, including:
- The sapphire and diamond engagement ring: This iconic ring was originally given to Princess Diana by Prince Charles in 1981. William proposed to Catherine Middleton with the same ring in 2010.
- A selection of necklaces, earrings, and bracelets: These pieces are often seen worn by Catherine at official events.
- The Spencer Tiara: This tiara was a family heirloom passed down through Diana's family. It was worn by Diana for her wedding to Prince Charles and has been loaned to Catherine for special occasions.
Prince Harry also inherited a portion of his mother's jewelry. While he has not revealed the specific pieces in his possession, it is believed to include:
- A few personal pieces: These may include sentimental items that were particularly meaningful to Diana.
- Jewelry gifted to Harry by his mother: Diana was known for her generosity and often gifted jewelry to her sons.
Other individuals who own pieces of Diana's jewelry include:
- The Royal Collection: This collection includes some of Diana's most famous pieces, such as the "Queen's Necklace" and the "Emerald Necklace."
- Private collectors: Some of Diana's jewelry has been sold at auction, with pieces going to private collectors around the world.
The distribution of Diana's jewelry reflects the close bond she had with her sons and the enduring legacy of her style and grace.
