Jewels of Nature Peony Bracelet Brooches The Natural History Museum in

The Natural History Museum in part owes its existence to botanist and naturalist Sir Hans Sloane

In 1911 King George V decided to revive the ancient tradition of investing his son

is probably the most familiar piece of British royal jewellery

making it a striking addition to any display

Jewels of Nature Peony Bracelet Brooches The Natural History Museum inPlants have given us food, clothing, shelter, energy, medicines and even the air we breathe. The Natural History Museum in part owes its existence to botanist and naturalist Sir Hans Sloane, who left his collection of thousands of dried plants and flowers, among other objects to the nation in the eighteenth century, from which this bracelet was inspired.