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| The coronation of Queen Victoria |
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| Winterhalter's "First of May," painting of a young Queen Victoria in a diamond spike tiara, with her firstborn child, and Prince Albert looks on from the back. |
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| A miniature portrait of the young Queen Victoria, wearing a diamond and sapphire tiara. |
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| A painting of Queen Victoria when she was a young girl. |
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| The Empress Frederik William of Prussia, who was one of Queen Victoria's daughters, and an aunt to Empress Alexandra and Grand Duchess Elisabeth of Russia. |
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| Queen Victoria in one of her many black dresses after Albert died. |
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| Victoria in her full coronation regalia. She is holding the royal scepter and is wearing the Imperial State Crown. |
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| Queen Victoria wearing the George IV Diadem. |
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| Another miniature of Victoria, wearing the George IV Diadem. |
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| Victoria again in the George IV diadem. It was said that King George the IV had the diadem made for himself, but he ended up never wearing it. Interestingly, a man has never worn this. Also, Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother never wore this diadem. |
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| A card celebrating Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee. |
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| Queen Victoria in her very old age. She is wearing a multitude of jewels, including one the tiny diamond crowns she wore in lieu of heavier state crowns. |
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| Queen Victoria as a young child, with her mother, the Duchess of Kent. |
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| Another painting of Queen Victoria in the George IV diadem. |
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| A beautiful painting of the wedding of the young Queen Victoria to Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha. |
