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| Princess Diana wore the diamond tiara with pearl drops, designed in 1914, many times |
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| Princess Diana wore the tiara with pearl encrusted dress and bolero by Catherine Walker for a tour of Hong Kong in 1989 |
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| On a visit to Canada in June 1983, Princess Diana teamed the tiara with a heart-shaped diamond necklace which Prince Charles gave her when Prince William was born and the family order of Queen Elizabeth pin. |
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| Princess Diana packed the tiara for a farewell banquet in Auckland, New Zealand in 1983, which she wore with a fairy tale style dress by Gina Fratina |
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| Princess Diana wore the tiara for a state opening of Parliament with pearl drop earrings and a pearl and diamond choker |
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| Princess Diana wore the Cambridge Lover's Knot tiara at the British Embassy in Washington in 1985 |
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| The late Princess of Wales was snapped in the eye-catching headpiece after and audience with King Fahd bin Abdul Aziz al Saud on a visit to Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, in 1986 |
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| Princess Diana teamed her tiara with her one-shoulder gown to attend a state banquet given by President Collor of Brazil at the Itamaraty Palace, Brasilia, in 1991 |
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| A Scottish artist, Leonard Boden, presented this oil painting of Her Majesty in 1957 to the Royal MilitaryAcademy Sandhurst. It is the first portrait which shows her wearing the mantle and insignia of the Order of Bath and she chose the Cambridge Lover's Knot tiara, with matching pearl drop earrings |
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| The Cambridge Lover's Knot Tiara was fashioned from Queen Mary's jewels by Garrard in 1914 |
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| Queen Mary, the Queen's grandmother, wore the original version of the Cambridge Lover's Knot tiara |
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| Princess Diana wore The Cambridge Lover's Knot Tiara at the La Scala Opera House to see a performance of Turandot on an official tour of Italy in April, 1985 |
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| Diana wore the Cambridge Lover's Knot tiara at the British Embassy in Washington in 1985 |
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| (L) Princess Diana and Sarah, Duchess of York were snapped chatting at Claridges Hotel in March 1987. The Princess of Wales chose a pearl choker and pearl earrings to go with the headpiece and white beaded gown |
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