Royal followers immediately notices special detail pinned to Camilla's coat

Queen Camilla has included a special feature on her most recent church ensemble on a rainy day in Sandringham.

Camilla, 77, joined King Charles for his weekly visit to St Mary Magdalene church dressed in chocolate and black boots.

However it was her brooch that attracted the attention of royal followers.

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Fans immediately recognised it as having been from the late Queen's private jewellery collection.

Queen Elizabeth died in September of 2022, leaving behind a lavish jewellery collection.

The brooch, in the shape of a Georgian cross featuring topaz and diamonds, is called the 'Raspberry Pip' brooch and has only ever been seen on Camilla once before.

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Queen Camilla has been seen wearing many of the impressive brooches from the royal, and her personal, collection.

For Christmas in Sandringham, Camilla chose two brooches, a pair of ivy leaf clips made in the 1920s and 1930s by Cartier, gifted to Queen Elizabeth by her mother.

Camilla wore new brooches for a Christmas gathering in support of Helen & Douglas House and Roald Dahl's Marvellous Children's Charity at Clarence House in December in the shapes of a butterfly and a fly.

She was spotted wearing a new brooch for a reception for the Queen's Commonwealth Essay Competition in November 2024. The Court Jeweller reported this piece was a gift from King Charles.

Queen Camilla and King Charles will celebrate their 20-year wedding anniversary this year on April 9.

She has been supporting Charles throughout his treatment for an undisclosed form of cancer.

King Charles and Queen Camilla will resume official duties in the coming weeks, as will the Prince and Princess of Wales.

The Princess of Wales was also diagnosed with an undisclosed form of cancer in 2024, however completed her treatment in September.

For now, Charles and Camilla remain at their home at Sandringham in the Norfolk countryside where the royal family traditionally spend the holiday months.

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