Queen Camilla celebrated a charity milestone as she opened the 2,000th coronation library as part of The National Literacy Trust’s National Year of Reading—wearing a particularly adorable brooch. The library was created for a Camden primary school as part of the charity's initiatives, and Queen Camilla has led the program by opening countless libraries in the last few years. On the visit, where the Queen met with teachers, staff, and lots of children, many were quick to notice an adorable brooch pinned to Her Majesty’s coat.
A Jack Russell terrier pin is part of the Van Cleef & Arpels “Lucky Animal” collection. The whimsical piece is crafted from 18k gold, onyx, and mother of pearl, and is a reflection of the breed’s “joyful, benevolent nature.” The Queen also has a ballerina pin from the same collection, and regularly wears bracelets from the iconic French luxury jewelry company. “The collection evokes the aesthetic innocence and whimsy of the French luxury jewelry company,” Women’s Wear Daily said of the Lucky Animal designs.
