THE ROYAL TRIBUTE rose to the subtle curl of

to the subtle curl of her white Hyacinth

In July of 2011

The neck is generously highlighted with moonlight Swarovski crystals

Black lava semi-precious accents and pearl droplets create a focal point just below the neck

the Sweet Willam flowers she used to honor her husband and the Myrtle picked from the Osborne house palace and originally planted by Queen Victoria in 1845

THE ROYAL TRIBUTE rose to the subtle curl ofArtist Stella Mazza has accurately produced the French beaded equivalent to the wedding bouquet that Kate Middleton, The Duchess of Cambridge, walked down the aisle with in 2011. From the soft, round petals of her Lily of the Valley, to the subtle curl of her white Hyacinth, the Sweet Willam flowers she used to honor her husband and the Myrtle picked from the Osborne house palace and originally planted by Queen Victoria in 1845. Stella took much