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One of six identical jewels given by Queen Elizabeth II to her coronation maids of honour as a thank you for their service during the historic event, this diamond brooch is the second one to ever come to auction. Modelled in the late Queen’s handwriting at the suggestion of the late Duke of Edinburgh, it was made by the then-crown jewellers Garrard, who held this position from 1843-2007.

Composed of the initials ER and set with single-cut diamonds, this brooch belonged to Lady Moyra Campbell (1930-2020), who was the daughter of the 4th Duke of Abercorn. She had known Queen Elizabeth since childhood, having been a member of the 1st Buckingham Palace Company of Girl Guides formed in 1937 for Princess Elizabeth.

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