TORONTO — Queen Elizabeth II stepped out Sunday with a little bit of prairie glamour.
Her Majesty wore a one-of-a-kind brooch designed by Regina-based jeweller Hillberg & Berk and presented to her last October at Buckingham Palace by Saskatchewan Lieutenant Governor Vaughn Solomon Schofield.
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The floral design is set in 18k white gold and features Madagascar tourmaline, a white freshwater pearl and 300 diamonds.
According to the jeweller, the brooch is worth $15,000.
The Queen wore the brooch while attending Sunday church services in London.
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