The Most breathtaking royal ruby necklaces in history!

The Most breathtaking royal ruby necklaces in history! From Queen Victoria's Crown Rubies to a Napoleonic parure that traveled through three royal houses, these four ruby necklaces have survived coronations, revolutions, and exile and some are still worn by royalty today. In this video, we count down the most breathtaking royal ruby necklaces in history: 💎 The Crown Ruby Necklace a gift from Prince Albert to Queen Victoria, worn for decades by the Queen Mother before finally passing to Queen Elizabeth II, and now part of Queen Camilla's collection. 💎 The Ruby Filigree Garland Necklace a lavish modern gift believed to be from Middle Eastern royalty to Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall. 💎 The Danish Ruby Parure created for Désirée Clary at Napoleon's own coronation in 1804, later worn by generations of Danish queens, and restyled in recent years for Crown Princess Mary of Denmark. 💎 The Greek Ruby Olive Wreath Necklace built one anniversary gift at a time by King George I of Greece for Queen Olga, and still worn today by Queen Anne-Marie, decades after the Greek monarchy was abolished. We cover the full history of each piece who commissioned it, who wore it, how it was made, and the gemstones and metals used all sourced from verified royal jewelry history. 👑 Which ruby necklace is your favorite? Let us know in the comments! 🔔 Subscribe for more deep dives into royal jewels, crowns, and tiaras from around the world. #RoyalJewels #RoyalFamily #RubyNecklace #QueenCamilla #QueenVictoria #RoyalHistory #CrownJewels #DanishRoyalFamily #GreekRoyalFamily #RoyalJewelry