June 13: A pared down military ceremony celebrating The Queen's Official Birthday was held at Windsor Castle.
It's the first time since 1955 that Trooping the Colour hasn't been held in its traditional form, replaced by a socially distanced ceremony by the Welsh Guards. The Queen, who is the Battalion’s Colonel-in-Chief, wore her diamond leek badge.
June 11: The Queen and The Princess Royal participated in a video conference call for Carers Week.
Wouldn't be a quarantine without learning the video call ropes. Jewelry-wise, it's her usual Windsor Castle picks, a Single Strand Pearl Necklace and what looks to be simple Pearl Stud Earrings.
June 9: Buckingham Palace released a photograph of The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh at Windsor Castle, to mark His Royal Highness' 99th birthday on June 10.
The Cullinan V Brooch and one of her Black Strap Watches joined in for The Duke's birthday photo.
May 30/31: The Queen was pictured riding in Windsor Home Park.
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Candid shots of The Queen out riding aren't really rare, but a planned photo op with the Press Association kind of is. Anyway, no jewels here but we won't miss an opportunity to say hello to Balmoral Fern, a 14-year-old Fell Pony.
June 9: Buckingham Palace released a photograph of The Queen and The Duke of Edinburgh at Windsor Castle, to mark His Royal Highness' 99th birthday on June 10.
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The Cullinan V Brooch and one of her Black Strap Watches joined in for The Duke's birthday photo.
May 30/31: The Queen was pictured riding in Windsor Home Park.
Embed from Getty Images
Candid shots of The Queen out riding aren't really rare, but a planned photo op with the Press Association kind of is. Anyway, no jewels here but we won't miss an opportunity to say hello to Balmoral Fern, a 14-year-old Fell Pony.