A neoclassical-inspired design featuring columns, laurel leaves and meanders, it was also worn by Queen Sofia on her own wedding day. Clearly, Queen Letizia is not averse to a sentimental piece of ...

It was Queen Mathilde's tiara, however, which held the most significance. A cluster of diamond leaves that can also be worn as a necklace, the Brabant Laurel Wreath tiara – made by English firm Hennel ...

Perry’s polo debuted in 1952 at Wimbledon. It was white, naturally, and had a green laurel wreath insignia, which Perry lifted from the wreath sewn on the ribbons once awarded to Wimbledon ...