IT’S OFFICIAL: Princess Diana’s Brother, Charles Spencer, Declares Princess Charlotte Will Inherit the Spencer Family Heirloom Tiara Worth £400k— (Detail Check Below)

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Princess Charlotte could one day inherit Princess Diana’s tiara worth £400k (Image: Getty)

Princess Diana shocked the nation when she chose to wear her own family’s tiara, the Spencer Tiara- on her wedding day to the now, King Charles back in 1981. Rather than selecting a piece from the royal vault, she opted for the dazzling diamond headpiece passed down through the Spencer family, now estimated to be worth £400,000.

Since Diana’s passing in 1997, the tiara has rarely been seen in public and has remained under lock and key. Notably, neither Princess Kate nor Meghan Markle has ever worn the piece in public, despite often paying tribute to Diana through their ensembles.

But the next generation of royal women may one day bring the iconic piece back into the spotlight. Princess Charlotte, daughter of the Prince and Princess of Wales, and Princess Lilibet, daughter of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle both in line to potentially inherit or borrow the sentimental heirloom. are

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Jewellery expert at Steven Stone Jewellers, Maxwell Stone, told the Daily Express: “The chances of Princess Charlotte or Princess Lilibet wearing the Spencer Tiara one day are certainly possible.”

Although there are “several key factors”. He further explained that the tiara is “not part of the Crown Jewels or royal collection”, and is considered privately owned.

It most likely resides under the possession of Charles Spencer, 9th Earl Spencer, Princess Diana’s brother.

The expert continued that it is more likely that Princess Charlotte would be spotted in the breath-taking headpiece, as opposed to Princess Lilibet, as she is “a key figure within the core royal family” and “embodies her grandmother’s legacy in a very public way, making the Spencer Tiara a fitting and symbolic choice for a future occasion particularly a wedding.”