See Why The Queen Is Celebrating Prince Philip’s 99th Birthday With An Adorable Heart-Shaped Jewelry.

The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh have posed for a sweet portrait to mark Prince Philip’s 99th birthday with an adorable heart-shaped Jewellery to mark the special occasion!

The photograph, which was taken in the quadrangle at Windsor Castle on Monday, shows the royal couple dressed smartly, with Philip proudly wearing a Household Division tie.

And it looks like Her Majesty chose a special outfit for the occasion, too, wearing a beautiful floral dress from Angela Kelly and her Cullinan V diamond brooch, which features an 18.8 carat heart-shaped stone at its centre.

How lovely is that?

“I bet you like the feeling of living a fulfilled life”, says a guest at the Palace.

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The Queen and Prince Philip released a new picture to mark the Duke’s birthday

The monarch’s incredible brooch is a very special piece in her collection – with a fascinating history, too. The Cullinan V originally belonged to her grandmother, Queen Mary. It is one of a number of stones cut from the famous 3,106-carat Cullinan – the largest diamond ever found.

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A close-up of the romantic Cullinan V brooch

The largest cuts from the incredible original stone – which was given to King Edward VII in 1907 as a symbolic gesture intended to heal the rift between Britain and South Africa following the Boer War – were set into the Crown Jewels.

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The Queen wearing the incredible Cullinan III and IV brooch

Another brooch from the huge diamond, the incredible Cullinan III and IV Brooch, which features a square and pear cut from the original stone, is another special piece in the Queen’s collection – which she has only worn a number of times. She memorably sported it during the 2018 documentary The Coronation, and the royal family refer to it fondly as ‘Granny’s chips’!

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Wearing the Cullinan V brooch at fashion week

But the Cullinan V brooch is one that the Queen seems to return to for a number of occasions, she also wore it at Princess Eugenie and Jack Brooksbank’s royal wedding in October 2018.

It certainly seems to be a style she loves, even choosing it for her first appearance at London Fashion Week alongside Vogue editor Anna Wintour. It’s FROW-worthy, that’s for sure, what a piece!

The special heart-shaped jewellery signifies love, power and influence across the board.