Meghan Markle’s wedding details are slowly slipping out ahead of May 19th, the day she will wed Prince Harry.
One of the many traditions that come with a royal wedding is a beautiful tiara but the former actress won’t be wearing the same tiara Kate Middleton in 2011 when she joined the royal family.
The tiara her future sister-in-law wore will be on display in Australia at the time of her wedding, on display in the National Gallery of Australia.
The Cartier Halo tiara, which was loaned to Princess Kate from Queen Elizabeth II, will be on display at the National Gallery of Australia from March 30 through July 22 — meaning it won’t be available for Markle and Prince Harry‘s May 19 nuptials.
“Cartier: The Exhibition”, will show the Cartier Halo tiara among 300 other tiaras, necklaces, brooches and earrings.
On loan from the Royal Collection Trust and the Queen, the tiara is an heirloom which was received as an 18th birthday gift from the Queen Mother. She had been gifted it by Elizabeth’s father King George VI in 1936.
Dame Nellie Melba’s diamond stomacher brooch, Dame Elizabeth Taylor’s diamond and ruby necklace and Princess Grace of Monaco’s engagement ring will all also be on display.
