Williamson Brooch

The Queen received a rough 54.5 carat pink diamond as a wedding gift in 1947. It was given to her by Canadian geologist, Dr. John Thorburn Williamson. The stone was then cut into a 23.6-carat round brilliant-cut diamond, which was then set in a white diamond flower brooch designed by Frederick Mew of Cartier in London in 1953. Our Tru-Diamonds™ Williamson Brooch is a beautiful replica of the Queen’s beautifully designed brooch, and you’ll feel just like royalty when you wear it.

Earth friendly Tru-Diamonds™ are the world’s premier non-mined gems. They look so much like top-grade mined diamonds, even a jeweller won’t know when you’re wearing them - and they are so hard and durable they can even cut glass.

Sustainably grown in state-of-the-art laboratories, Tru-Diamonds™ are kind to the environment and conflict free, so you can feel good, not guilty, when you wear them.

Celebrities, stars and V.I.Ps wear these amazing gems on the red carpet and no-one is any the wiser. They save a fortune on expensive security and insurance.

Every piece of Tru-Diamonds™ jewellery comes with our unique No-Risk Guarantee: Try it on - show it to friends and family. Take up to 30-days and, if you are not delighted with the compliments you get, return it for a full refund of your purchase price. No questions! No Quibbles!