Queen Camilla has paid tribute to Australia by wearing a brooch previously gifted by the nation to her late mother-in-law, Queen Elizabeth II. The Australian wattle brooch, estimated to be worth £110,

King Charles arrived in Australia on Friday for his first trip there as head of the monarchy with Queen Camilla by his side,

King Charles and Queen Camilla have arrived in Australia for a "historic" six-day tour, marking their first visit to the country as reigning monarchs. The royal couple landed in Sydney, echoing Queen Elizabeth II's landmark 1954 tour,

Stepping off the plane, the monarch was beaming in a navy pinstripe suit, while Camilla opted for a vibrant blue gown for the occasion. Pinned proudly to her chest was the Australian Wattle Brooch, a jewel originally belonging to Queen Elizabeth II.

For the special journey, the queen consort wore a brooch of an Australian Wattle, the nation's national flower. Elizabeth was gifted the jewelry by the Australian government and p

Queen Camilla honored her late mother-in-law with a meaningful piece of jewelry Queen Camilla is sparkling in something sentimental from Queen Elizabeth's collection at the start of the royal tour of Australia and Samoa.