"The Girls of Great Britain and Ireland Tiara became one of Queen Elizabeth II's most recognisable pieces of jewellery, given to her by her grandmother, Queen Mary, as a wedding gift in 1947.:

She wore it throughout her seventy-year reign, and its image appeared on British and Commonwealth banknotes and coinage — making it, more than any other single piece, the jewel of the Elizabethan age. Its interlocking scroll-and-lover's-knot lattice is the detail behind this collection, translated here into silver.