The funeral of Queen Elizabeth II begins. Heads of state from all over the world arrived in the capital yesterday to pay their last respects to the Sovereign of England and a crowd of subjects gathered outside Buckingham Palace.

The royal funeral is scheduled for today 19 September . Official communications from the British <a href="https://www.lofficielitalia.com/pop-culture/royal-family-titoli-nobiliari-cosa-significano-ruoli" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Royal Family</a> correspondent reveal that Queen Elizabeth II will be buried in the famous St George&#39;s Chapel next to her consort <a href="https://www.lofficielitalia.com/pop-culture/funerali-principe-filippo-gioielli-significati-abiti-kate-middleton" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Prince Philip</a> , only with her gold Welsh wedding ring and her favorite pearl earrings. It is known that the queen&#39;s most loved jewels are the three strands of leather around the neck, a diamond brooch worn on the lapel of her jacket and the engagement ring donated by Prince Philip with an engraving inside. These together with other 30o jewels, worth around 120 million euros, are part of the queen&#39;s private collection purchased together with her consort over the years. The collection kept Queen&#39;s Gallery of Buckingham Palace, passes directly in inheritance to King Charles III, who will be able to dispose of it the last destination among children, grandchildren and their respective wives. The Queen already used to lend necklaces and tiaras on some occasions, such as the Halo tiara lent to <a href="https://www.lofficielitalia.com/pop-culture/kate-middleton-ricicla-gli-abiti-look-piu-visti-piu-belli-da-copiaere" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Kate Middleton</a> for her wedding with Prince William or the diamond brooch lent several times to Camilla.

<div class="article__content__unit article__content__unit--text" style="text-align: justify;">Elizabeth loved brooches. He had a lot of them, often with a different hidden meaning and a very long history. Like the brooch very dear to the sovereign depicting two thistles, given by the Queen Mother, which Camilla wore in Edinburgh to pay her homage. Another very famous is the Lovers&#39; Knot always with very small diamonds set which is said to symbolize the bond of love, it is no coincidence that the Queen often wore it at weddings, like the last of <a href="https://www.lofficielitalia.com/pop-culture/william-kate-anniversario-di-matrimonio-10-anni-nuove-foto-storia-amore" target="_blank" rel="noopener">William and Kate</a> in 2011.</div>

THE CROWN OF ELIZABETH The Crown Jewelery along with the scepter and Sovereign&#39;s Orb serve today for the state funeral and then for the family&#39;s private funeral in Windsor. Only later will they be placed in the Tower of London, where they will remain until the coronation of King Charles III. Elizabeth&#39;s crown, with which she was crowned queen in 1952 at the age of 25, traveled from Balmoral Castle across Scotland to Buckingham Palace as the Unicorn Plan dictates; today it will be in procession to Westminster Hall and then to Windsor. The crown, symbol of the sovereign&#39;s power, weighs about a kilo, with 3 thousand gems , including diamonds, sapphires, emeralds, rubies and pearls. It bears the name of the Imperial State Crown. It has been like this since 1937, at the time of the coronation of King George VI in 1937. The crown of

The Queen's crown: to whom the jewels of Elizabeth II will go

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