The Duchess of Cornwall wearing her Diamond Moth Brooch
Among the jewels debuted in 2015 by The Duchess of Cornwall was this Diamond Moth Brooch, a design which has also been referred to
as a butterfly. She first wore the brooch in public at a memorial
service for the Duke of Wellington and at a Buckingham Palace garden
party the same day in May 2015.![]() |
In Malta, 2015 Commonwealth Secretariat Flickr (cropped), via CC BY-NC 2.0 |
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An Art Deco platinum brooch with diamonds. The brooch has 6 old European-cut diamonds with an approximate total weight of 1.20 carats, 1 old European-cut diamond with an approximate total weight of .50 carats, 236 single-cut diamonds with an approximate total weight of 7.10 carats, and is further set with 22 rose-cut diamonds with an approximate total weight of .10 carats. Approximate total carat weight of the moth is 8.9 carats. The mix and patterning of the various diamond cuts adds to the brilliance and dimension of this moth.
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The Duchess' brooch
Appearances:
18 June 2016: Royal Ascot, Day 5
10 May 2016: Service for the VC & GC Association
25 December 2015: Christmas Service
27 November 2015: Malta Visit: Day 2, CHOGM Opening Ceremony
12 May 2015: Buckingham Palace Garden Party and Wellington Memorial Service