When Princess Eugenie glided down the aisle of St George"s Chapel on her wedding day it was not only her dress that made her look every inch the perfect bride - but also her stunning diamond and emerald tiara. It has been a long-held tradition in the Royal Family for brides to "borrow" a headpiece to wear on their big day. Usually there is huge sentimental value behind it, and not to mention numerous dazzling jewels worth millions of pounds. At Meghan and Harry"s Windsor Castle wedding in May, the now Duchess of Sussex stunned in a bandeau diamond tiara, made in 1932 for Queen Mary. And on Kate Middleton"s wedding day on April 29 in 2011, she dazzled in a stunning Cartier Halo tiara. Now Deborah Papas, a gemologist and jewellery expert from Prestige Pawnbrokers who found fame on Channel 4 show Posh Pawn, has revealed how much she thinks the three tiaras are worth. The most expensive one - thought to be worth up to £10m - may surprise you. Kate Middleton...
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