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The use of ostrich feathers in royal heraldry is first found during the reign of Edward III
a delicate treasure that captures the grace and elegance of ballet
Duchess of Teck
This set of jewellery is inspired by the motif appearing just above the lower band of the Imperial State Crown
Attitude Charm
Prince of Wales - Brooch Wedding The use of ostrich feathersThis brooch is inspired from a necklace worn by Princess Diana on many occassions with either an emerald or sapphire drop. Although the three feathers is commonly known as the Prince of Wales Feathers it is actually the badge of the heir apparent, whether Prince of Wales or not. The badge comprises three silver ostrich feathers which rise through a coronet of crosses pattee and fleur de lisall gold, along with the motto ICH DIEN (I Serve). The use of
