This limited-edition lithograph showing the back of the Castle of Mey, looking over the Pentland Firth towards the Orkney Islands, was reproduced from the original watercolour painted by His Majesty King Charles III.

His Majesty painted a number of Royal Residences. The Castle of Mey is the most northerly castle in mainland Scotland and was built by George, the 4th Earl of Caithness, in the 16th century. It was purchased by HM Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother, in 1952 who arranged the restoration of the castle and its gardens and parklands. In 1996 the Queen Mother transferred the castle, estate and nearby farm to a trust she had formed to secure their future.

The lithograph is limited to an edition of one hundred. Each lithograph is individually numbered, and signed by His Majesty after he became King, and it comes with a certificate of authenticity.

Discover the perfect blend of nature and tradition with the Grey & Green Highgrove Heritage Scarf. This stunning piece, made from the finest 100% Ultrafine Merino Wool, features a captivating combination of grey and green hues inspired by the natural beauty of Highgrove. The iconic Prince of Wales check, layered over an enlarged Shepherd check, adds a touch of classic elegance. Retail sales are donated to The King's Foundation as a sustainable choice, supporting a more sustainable world.

The Highgrove hedgehog home provides a safe retreat for hedgehogs. With its gently sloping roof and concealed internal entrance, it offers the perfect sanctuary for these wonderful wildlife friends. This design helps protect them from predators and promotes wildlife conservation. The hotel aims to help re-establish the declining hedgehog population by providing a secure shelter. Additionally, hedgehogs benefit gardeners by feeding on slugs and snails, offering a natural solution to pest control.

While it is cosy for the long winter months, the hedgehog home also features ventilation holes to facilitate airflow. The secure roof can be opened for inspection and cleaning, helping to keep the house cool in summer and warm in winter. The box can be used as a nesting site in spring and summer and as shelter from poor weather and predators until the hedgehogs enter hibernation in autumn and winter.

This hedgehog house is exclusively made for Highgrove from recycled cedar timber sourced from leftover materials from other manufacturing processes. The use of cedar wood ensures a long lifespan without the need for chemical preservatives. Over time, the hedgehog hotel will naturally age to a silver-grey colour, allowing it to blend seamlessly into the garden environment.

Discover the latest limited-edition collection of Highgrove scarves, a collaboration between Highgrove and Burberry, featuring designs by British artist Sammi Lynch. Crafted from 100% organic Mulberry silk and meticulously finished with hand-rolled edges, these four exquisite scarves draw inspiration from the captivating Highgrove Gardens and the private residence of His Majesty King Charles III.

Each scarf is inspired by the seasons, showcasing detailed illustrations that highlight key elements of Highgrove Gardens and the House at its core. This scarf is called the Garden House Silk Square. Providing a view of the front entrance and facade of the King’s home at Highgrove, covered in climbing greenery and flanked by magnolias.

As a Royal Warrant holder, Burberry aligns with The King’s Foundation, the steward of Highgrove Gardens, in their commitment to supporting the arts and passing on the legacy of craft and artistry to the next generation.

The artistic vision behind these scarves comes from Sammi Lynch, a talented graduate of the Royal Drawing School. Sammi employs a variety of techniques, including painting and printmaking, to express lived experiences of the landscape, emphasizing space, texture, and light. Elevate your style with these beautifully crafted scarves, blending artistry, nature, and heritage.

This exquisite print captures the serene beauty of Highgrove’s Wildflower Meadow in your living space. Bring the meadow’s vibrant colours and natural elegance into your home with this breathtaking piece.

Exclusively available at Highgrove, this unique print showcases a detail from a much larger print of The Wildflower Meadow at Highgrove by the talented artist and designer Amanda Ross. It focuses on the delicate Clover and Cow Parsley seedheads, making each print a unique piece of art.

The original print showcases a chaotic mix of wildflowers from His Majesty King Charles III’s Wildflower Meadow at Highgrove. The Limited Edition print features wild orchids, yellow rattle, oxeye daisy, red clover, great Burnett, and many other native wild plants and flowers originally picked and pressed from the meadow in July 2023 at the height of summer. These delicate specimens were then carefully printed in Amanda’s London studio, ensuring each print was a masterpiece.

Whether hung up in your living room, bedroom, or hallway, this gorgeous print will add vibrant colour to your walls. Our Wildflower Meadow print is mounted in an ivory white core mount with a hard backing and cello-wrapped for protection. It measures 33cm high and 24cm wide, making it the perfect size for a captivating moment in your home. Its ideal dimensions ensure that it fits seamlessly into any space.

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The green Friya earrings are hand-made by talented crafters in Afghanistan with the support of Turquoise Mountain, founded by His Majesty King Charles III in 2006.

These beautiful stud-fastened earrings form part of the Tahima jewellery collection, named after a princess in the epic Shahnameh poem and celebrating Afghan tradition and culture. These earrings feature flowers and malachite gemstones inspired by the decoration of Afghanistan's Noh Gunbad mosque and are a beautiful sight to behold. They echo the hand-carved stucco that decorates the mosque's columns and archways, while the semi-precious stones reflect the colours used in its adornment.

To complete the outfit, pair with the Green Friya Flower Necklace.

The Highgrove Gardens Collection Teapot brings together royal inspiration and artisanal mastery. Decorated with botanical artwork from The Highgrove Florilegium, each teapot celebrates the plants and trees found in His Majesty's gardens. Handcrafted by Staffordshire potters, every step, from shaping to firing, reflects traditional methods preserved for over two centuries.

Designed by artist and printmaker Rory Hutton, this exclusive silk scarf celebrates the beauty and diversity of the gardens at Highgrove. Commissioned by Highgrove and launching at the Chelsea Flower Show 2025, it is a beautifully detailed celebration of place and botanical heritage.

At the centre of the design is the elegant classical North-East front of Highgrove House, framed by blooming roses and a scrolling banner. Surrounding it are eight areas of Highgrove gardens including The Stumpery, The Sundial Garden, The Cottage Garden, The Carpet Garden, The Oak Pavilion, The Thyme Walk, The Meadow, and the Kitchen Garden.

The composition is one of Rory’s most intricate to date, created entirely from original linocut prints. The design features no repetition—only a continuous, unfolding landscape filled with narrative detail. Familiar landmarks such as the Wall of Gifts, the Shand Gate, and Highgrove’s whimsical topiary are brought to life in the artist’s distinctive style.

Printed on luxurious silk and measuring 90 x 90 cm, the scarf is available in two colourways—pink or green. A wearable work of art, it captures the unique spirit of Highgrove in every detail.

A special edition lithograph created from one of HRH The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales watercolour paintings showing a view of the Monastery Building at Vatopaidi, Mount Athos, Greece, By HRH, 2000.

Mount Athos, Halkidiki, Greece, is a mountain in the distal part of the eponymous Athos peninsula and the site of an important centre of Eastern Orthodox monasticism in northeastern Greece.

Please contact customer services before purchasing if you would like information on the availability of a specific number.

Introducing our new collection of 100% silk scarves featuring a range of watercolours painted by HM King Charles III.  Printed on pure mulberry silk twill, this scarf is a testament to quality and craftsmanship.

Crafted by a local family business situated on the Gloucestershire/Worcestershire border, with a legacy spanning 48 years in designing, printing, and creating silk scarves. The silk used in this scarf undergoes a conditioning process, resulting in a beautifully soft handle, ensuring a luxurious and comfortable feel against the skin.

The scarf's edges are meticulously hand-rolled by skilled sewers from the nearby villages. This attention to detail enhances the scarf's overall quality and reflects the dedication and expertise of the community artisans involved in its production.

Enjoy the serene beauty of Highgrove Gardens in winter through delicate brushstrokes that capture the season's enchantment. Snow covers the Oak Pavilion and Sanctuary, transforming them into a peaceful winter landscape. Meticulously rendered with detailed artistry, the scenes invite you to appreciate the timeless allure of Highgrove in its winter splendour.

This silk scarf is exclusive to Highgrove. Whether worn as a fashion statement or used as an artful accessory, this scarf is not just an item but a wearable masterpiece embodying the spirit of Highgrove Gardens.

The Highgrove Gardens Collection Tea for One Set celebrates solitude in style. Inspired by The Highgrove Florilegium and handmade in Staffordshire from fine bone china, this set, comprising a teacup, teapot, and saucer, embodies centuries of English ceramic excellence. Each botanical illustration captures the serene beauty of the Royal Gardens while supporting sustainable production.

This beautiful English fine bone china teacup & saucer is part of the exquisite King’s Rose Collection, inspired by The King's Rose™, a special variety created by David Austin in support of The King’s Foundation. This unique English Shrub Rose, named in honour of His Majesty King Charles III, is distinguished by its eye-catching fuchsia-and-white striped petals, which lend a bold yet natural elegance to this quintessentially English tea set.

Each teacup & saucer has been modelled by hand by one of the last remaining ceramic modellers in the United Kingdom, giving exceptional depth and detail to the delicate bees, rosebuds, and blooms that adorn its surface. This intricate embossing, combined with hand-applied rose detailing and luxurious 22-carat gold gilding, makes this piece both distinctive and highly collectible.

Specially commissioned by Highgrove and produced by Halcyon Days in Staffordshire, England, every item in this collection reflects over 250 years of unchanged pottery craftsmanship. Each piece passes through the hands of more than 40 skilled artisans, ensuring unsurpassed quality and attention to detail.

Thoughtfully presented in handcrafted, pink gift boxes unique to Highgrove, made in the UK from 85% recycled materials, the packaging features recyclable, biodegradable gold foiling. This interpretation of The King’s Rose Collection is available exclusively through Highgrove and is distinguished by its pink presentation boxes and 22-carat gold gilding, unlike other versions sold elsewhere.

Embrace timeless elegance with the Grey & Black Highgrove Heritage Scarf. Crafted from luxurious 100% Ultrafine Merino Wool, this exquisite piece offers warmth, softness, and a touch of royal heritage. The iconic Prince of Wales check layered over an enlarged Shepherd check, pays homage to the rich history of traditional textiles. This scarf is a fashion statement and contributes to a more sustainable future, with retail sales donated to The King's Foundation.

Transform your jewellery collection with the exquisite Samaroq Gold Toadstool Charm.

Skilled artisans in Afghanistan handcraft this charm with the assistance of Turquoise Mountain, founded in 2006 by His Majesty King Charles III. The mission of this organisation is to preserve and promote cultural heritage and support artisan communities in the Middle East and Asia.

Our charm collection is inspired by local Afghan architecture, flora, and fauna, with each piece being hand-carved from locally sourced gemstones. These charms can be worn alone or layered to create your own chosen story and manifestation. Start your charm collection today and add the Samaroq Gold Toadstool Charm to our Gold Charm Necklace.

A limited-edition lithograph created from one of HRH The Prince Charles, Prince of Wales watercolour paintings showing a view of Beinn a' Bhùird, part of the Cairngorm mountains in Scotland.

The Lithograph is limited to an edition of one hundred. Each lithograph is individually numbered, signed, and comes with a certificate of authenticity.

His Majesty has painted several views of Beinn a' Bhùird, one of many watercolours of his favourite views in Scotland; this one was painted in April, before the snow on the high ground had melted.

Beinn a' Bhùird is the eleventh highest mountain in Britain, a vast high plateau in the eastern Cairngorms.

If you would like information on the availability of a specific number please contact customer services before purchasing.

The Piazee Amethyst Charm radiates timeless beauty. Crafted with a round, faceted amethyst stone, often referred to as a stone of peace and bringing a calming presence, this dainty charm makes for a thoughtful gift.

Handcrafted by talented artisans in Afghanistan, this gold-plated charm is made with the assistance of Turquoise Mountain, founded in 2006 by His Majesty King Charles III, to preserve and promote cultural heritage and support artisan communities in the Middle East and Asia.

Our charm collection is inspired by local Afghan architecture, flora, and fauna, with each piece hand-carved from locally sourced gemstones. The charms can be worn alone or layered, allowing you to create your own chosen story and manifestation.

Begin your charm collection and add to our Gold Charm Necklace.

Add a delicate touch to your jewellery collection with the Azita Charm Bracelet. Made with small cabochon gemstones in green onyx, rose quartz, and lapis lazuli, talented artisans in Afghanistan handcraft this gold-plated charm bracelet with the assistance of Turquoise Mountain, which was formed by His Majesty King Charles III in 2006.

A beautiful accessory, this bracelet makes a great base to start building on your charm collection, as it has large enough links to add charms.

Forming part of the Tahima jewellery range, named after a princess from the epic Shahnameh poem and celebrates Afghan heritage and culture, these jewellery pieces feature intricate leaves and flowers which echo the hand-carved stucco decorating the mosque’s columns and archways, and the semi-precious stones reflect the colours used in the mosque’s decoration.

Introducing the Highgrove Heritage blanket, which is crafted from extremely fine Merino wool. Made at the Johnstons of Elgin mill in Scotland, this limited-edition piece blends traditional and contemporary design.

This honey-toned throw is a harmonious fusion of textile heritage and sustainable practices.

A Collaboration of Heritage
A collaboration between Highgrove and Johnstons of Elgin, this blanket has been inspired by the classic Prince of Wales check and the Shepherd check. The design celebrates centuries of textile tradition.

Sustainable Luxury
Committed to environmental responsibility, this blanket is made from 100% ultrafine RWS (Responsible Wool Standard) merino wool. The wool is traced from farm to finished product, ensuring ethical and sustainable practices throughout the supply chain.

A Tapestry of Design
The design features a stylish interplay of the Prince of Wales check and the Shepherd check, both of which have been reimagined with a modern twist. The warm honey colour, inspired by the Highgrove Gardens, adds a touch of natural elegance. The bee emblem, a symbol of Johnstons of Elgin since the 1930s, represents the dedicated workforce behind this exquisite creation.

Experience the Heritage
Wrap yourself in the comfort of the luxuriously soft Highgrove Heritage blanket. It is perfect for adding a touch of warmth and style to any space.

A stylish and classic  Silk Pocket Square, inspired by the Carpet Garden at Highgrove

Expertly crafted from 100% pure silk with rolled edges, this pocket square features British design by Rory Hutton and draws inspiration from the iconic white marble fountain at the heart of Highgrove’s Carpet Garden. The garden, designed by Emma Clark and influenced by Turkish carpets, debuted at the 2001 RHS Chelsea Flower Show, where it won a Silver-Gilt medal before being relocated to Highgrove. The fountain’s elegance and the garden’s vibrant floral patterns are beautifully reflected in this accessory.

Available in two elegant colourways- classic blue and rich emerald green- this pocket square offers a sophisticated accent for any wardrobe. The emerald green pays tribute to the traditional twentieth wedding anniversary colour, while the blue provides a refined and versatile option.

Measuring 45 x 45cm, it is ideally sized for use as a Savile Row-inspired pocket square or a stylish neckerchief, making it a versatile and timeless accessory. The luxurious silk fabric provides a soft, lustrous feel and a subtle sheen, ensuring your ensemble is elevated with every wear.

Presented in a beautifully printed card envelope, this pocket square is both a luxurious accessory and a meaningful keepsake, exclusively available at Highgrove.

Beautifully hand-made by skilled craftspeople in Afghanistan through the support of Turquoise Mountain, founded by His Majesty King Charles III in 2006, the green Friya necklace forms part of the Tahima jewellery collection, taking its name from a princess in the epic Shahnameh poem and celebrates Afghan heritage and culture.

This delicate piece of fine jewellery’s romantic green flower and bold Malachite gemstone are inspired by the ornamentation found in the Noh Gunbad mosque in Afghanistan. It echos the hand-carved stucco decorating the mosque’s columns and archways, and the semi-precious stones reflect the colours used in its decoration.

Pair with the Green Friya Flower Earrings to complete the look.

The Lahleh Blue Lapis Lazuli Bead Charm is a beautiful piece of jewellery that radiates timeless beauty. It features a hand-carved deep blue lapis lazuli bead hung from a gold-plated hook. The bold blue stone is often associated with royalty, strength, courage, wisdom, intellect, friendship, and truth, making it an excellent gift for a friend or loved one to make a statement against a lighter-coloured outfit.

This charm is handcrafted by talented artisans in Afghanistan with the assistance of Turquoise Mountain. Founded in 2006 by His Majesty King Charles III, Turquoise Mountain aims to preserve and promote cultural heritage and support artisan communities in the Middle East and Asia.

Our charm collection takes inspiration from local Afghan architecture, flora, and fauna. Each piece is hand-carved from locally sourced gemstones and can be worn on its own as a statement piece or combined with other charms in our collection. Start your charm collection today by adding to our Gold Charm Necklace.

His Majesty King Charles III has painted many watercolours of his favourite views, including ‘Ackergill Tower’ in 2022.

This limited-edition lithograph showing Ackergill Tower was reproduced from the original watercolour painted by The King.

Ackergill Tower was built in the early 16th century and is located on the coast of Sinclair’s Bay, north of Wick, Caithness, in northern Scotland.

The lithograph is limited to an edition of 100. Each lithograph is individually numbered and signed by his Majesty, and comes with a certificate of authenticity.

Please note: the image displayed is a visual mock-up only.

Nestled within a landscape of brilliantly coloured mountains, deep wadis, and desert sands in northwest Saudi Arabia is the fertile oasis of AlUla. This green haven is home to a thriving artistic community and a unique education programme rooted in local traditions and materials and delivered in partnership with The King's Foundation School of Traditional Arts and the Royal Commission for AlUla at Madrasat Addeera, AlUla's first art and design centre. 

The Colours of AlUla: Pigments of the Desert celebrates a beautiful land and its rising generation of artists who, like their ancestors, draw inspiration from the region's natural surroundings. A wonderful resource for any artist wishing to source colours from the earth, this book integrates the practical and the philosophical, exploring pigments, colours, traditional recipes, and the cosmological luminosity of handmade paint.

This book is part of a long-term creative collaboration between The King's Foundation School of Traditional Arts - one of His Majesty King Charles III's educational charities dedicated to the preservation of traditional knowledge of the world's arts and crafts - and the Royal Commission of AlUla - whose mission is to transform AlUla in Saudi Arabia into a global destination for heritage, culture, and nature while preserving its archaeological sites, natural landscapes, and traditions.

The Highgrove X Burberry Fountain Silk Scarf is a distinguished piece from the fourth capsule collection with Highgrove x Burberry. It reflects Burberry’s deep connection to the British countryside and the enchanting landscapes of Highgrove Gardens.

Expertly crafted in Italy from luxurious silk twill, this square scarf measures 90 x 90cm and is finished with hand-rolled edges. The design features hand-drawn artwork by British artist Helen Bullock, capturing the focal point of Highgrove’s Kitchen Garden-an enchanting Italian fountain covered in moss-bringing the tranquil spirit of the gardens to life in every detail.

Finished with a printed Highgrove x Burberry logo, the Fountain Silk Scarf combines timeless British artistry with a fresh, contemporary sensibility. This piece is part of a wider Highgrove X Burberry partnership that includes scarves and other exclusive items inspired by the gardens. The collection honours a legacy of British craftsmanship and stewardship of the natural world, with pieces crafted to be treasured for generations.

100% silk. Specialist dry clean. Made in Italy.

The Highgrove X Burberry Cascading Flowers Silk Scarf (Pink) is a distinguished piece from the fourth capsule collection with Highgrove x Burberry. It reflects Burberry’s deep connection to the British countryside and the iconic landscapes of Highgrove Gardens.

Expertly crafted from luxurious silk twill, this square scarf features hand-rolled edges and showcases hand-drawn artwork by the British artist Helen Bullock. The print depicts the tangled sway of poppies, cosmos, and sweet peas found in the Kitchen Garden at Highgrove, bringing the vibrant spirit of the gardens to life in every detail.

Finished with a printed Highgrove x Burberry logo, the scarf combines timeless British craftsmanship with a fresh, contemporary design. This piece is part of a wider Highgrove X Burberry partnership that includes scarves and other exclusive items inspired by the natural beauty and artistry of the gardens. The collection honours a legacy of British artistry and stewardship of the natural world, with pieces crafted to be treasured for generations.

These beautiful Azita earrings are hand-made by skilled craftspeople in Afghanistan with the support of Turquoise Mountain, founded by His Majesty King Charles III in 2006. The green Azita earrings are named after the Persian feminine name, meaning "free woman" and "Goddess of Fire".

These earrings are a part of the Tahima jewellery collection, which takes its name from a princess in the epic Shahnameh poem and celebrates Afghan heritage and culture. The earrings feature a delicate, bold green onyx leaf inspired by the ornamentation found in the Noh Gunbad mosque in Afghanistan. The design echoes the hand-carved stucco that decorates the mosque's columns and archways, while the semi-precious green onyx stone reflects the colours used in the mosque's decoration.

Pair with the Esme Green Leaf Charm and Gold Chain Necklace to complete the look.

This beautiful English fine bone china dessert plate is part of the exquisite King’s Rose Collection, inspired by The King's Rose™, a special variety created by David Austin in support of The King’s Foundation. This unique English Shrub Rose, named in honour of His Majesty King Charles III, is distinguished by its eye-catching fuchsia-and-white striped petals, which lend a bold yet natural elegance to this quintessentially English tea set.

Each plate has been modelled by hand by one of the last remaining ceramic modellers in the United Kingdom, giving exceptional depth and detail to the delicate bees, rosebuds, and blooms that adorn its surface. This intricate embossing, combined with hand-applied rose detailing and luxurious 22-carat gold gilding, makes this piece both distinctive and highly collectible.

Specially commissioned by Highgrove and produced by Halcyon Days in Staffordshire, England, every item in this collection reflects over 250 years of unchanged pottery craftsmanship. Each piece passes through the hands of more than 40 skilled artisans, ensuring unsurpassed quality and attention to detail.

Thoughtfully presented in handcrafted, pink gift boxes unique to Highgrove, made in the UK from 85% recycled materials, the packaging features recyclable, biodegradable gold foiling. This interpretation of The King’s Rose Collection is available exclusively through Highgrove and is distinguished by its pink presentation boxes and 22-carat gold gilding, unlike other versions sold elsewhere.

When one pheasant appears, another is never far behind – place this “bouquet of pheasants” atop a hedge so they can be on the lookout.

Hand-crafted by talented artist Emma Stothard, who was able to start up her business with a loan from The Prince’s Trust, was invited by His Majesty The King to exhibit her willow sculptures on the Orchard Lawns at Highgrove.

Sculpted from British willow, interwoven with wire and bronze wire and shaped around a steel armature, the contrasting willow colours in these pheasants create form and definition. Each sculpture is finished with a coating of linseed oil and turpentine solution to preserve and protect it.

Please note: These willow sculptures are bespoke and made to order

The Gulabi Rose Quartz Charm is a stunning, delicate piece that radiates elegance and romance. It features a round rose quartz stone, known for its representation of unconditional love, and makes a perfect gift for your loved one.

This gold-plated charm has been skillfully crafted by exceptional artisans in Afghanistan with the help of Turquoise Mountain. This organisation was founded in 2006 by His Majesty King Charles III to preserve and promote cultural heritage while supporting artisan communities in the Middle East and Asia.

Our collection of charms takes inspiration from Afghan architecture, flora, and fauna. Each piece is hand-carved using locally sourced gemstones. These charms can be worn alone or layered together to create your own unique story and manifestation.

Start your own charm collection today by adding to our Gold Charm Necklace.

This beautiful English fine bone china jug is part of the exquisite King’s Rose Collection, inspired by The King's Rose™, a special variety created by David Austin in support of The King’s Foundation. This unique English Shrub Rose, named in honour of His Majesty King Charles III, is distinguished by its eye-catching fuchsia-and-white striped petals, which lend a bold yet natural elegance to this quintessentially English tea set.

Each jug has been modelled by hand by one of the last remaining ceramic modellers in the United Kingdom, giving exceptional depth and detail to the delicate bees, rosebuds, and blooms that adorn its surface. This intricate embossing, combined with hand-applied rose detailing and luxurious 22-carat gold gilding, makes this piece both distinctive and highly collectible.

Specially commissioned by Highgrove and produced by Halcyon Days in Staffordshire, England, every item in this collection reflects over 250 years of unchanged pottery craftsmanship. Each piece passes through the hands of more than 40 skilled artisans, ensuring unsurpassed quality and attention to detail.

Thoughtfully presented in handcrafted, pink gift boxes unique to Highgrove, made in the UK from 85% recycled materials, the packaging features recyclable, biodegradable gold foiling. This interpretation of The King’s Rose Collection is available exclusively through Highgrove and is distinguished by its pink presentation boxes and 22-carat gold gilding, unlike other versions sold elsewhere.

The Highgrove x Burberry Honeybee Silk Scarf is a distinguished piece from the latest capsule collection created in partnership with Highgrove Gardens. This collaboration celebrates Burberry's enduring connection to the British countryside and the vital role bees play in the gardens' ecosystem.

Expertly crafted in Italy from 100% silk twill, this square scarf measures 90 x 90cm and is finished with hand-rolled edges for lasting quality. The design features hand-drawn artwork by British artist Helen Bullock, inspired by the delicate balance of nature maintained by bees within the gardens. The artwork brings this intricate ecosystem to life in every detail.

Finished with a printed Highgrove x Burberry logo, the Honeybee Silk Scarf combines timeless British artistry with a fresh, contemporary sensibility. This piece is part of a wider Highgrove x Burberry partnership that includes scarves and other exclusive items inspired by the gardens. The collection honours a legacy of British craftsmanship and stewardship of the natural world, with pieces crafted to be treasured for generations.

100% silk. Specialist dry clean. Made in Italy.

Crafted with a round, faceted black onyx stone known for its grounding and protecting powers, the Siah Black Onyx Charm exudes timeless elegance and makes an excellent gift.

This gold-plated charm was handcrafted by exceptional artisans in Afghanistan with the aid of Turquoise Mountain, which was formed in 2006 by His Majesty King Charles III to preserve and promote cultural heritage while supporting artisan communities in the Middle East and Asia.

Our range of charms is inspired by Afghan architecture, flora, and fauna, and each piece is hand-carved with locally sourced gemstones. The charms can be worn alone or layered to create your own unique story and manifestation.

Begin your charm collection by adding to our Gold Charm Necklace.

This gorgeous Friya charm bracelet, handcrafted by talented artisans in Afghanistan with the assistance of Turquoise Mountain, which was formed by His Majesty King Charles III in 2006, is the ideal accessory and a terrific place to begin your charm collection. It includes a gorgeous hand-carved rose quartz and lapis lazuli floral charm, but with ample-sized links to add extra charms.

This charm bracelet is part of the Tahima jewellery line, named after a princess from the epic Shahnameh poem and celebrates Afghan heritage and culture. The semi-precious stones in this jewellery line are inspired by the ornamentation found in Afghanistan's Noh Gunbad mosque, and the motifs are reminiscent of the hand-carved stucco that decorates the mosque's columns and archways. In contrast, the bright stones echo the colours utilised in the mosque's adornment.

The Oval Green Onyx Cabochon Charm is a gorgeous piece of jewellery that can be added to your charm collection. The charm features a smooth oval green onyx cabochon stone that is beautifully simplistic. You can expect to receive many compliments while wearing it! The green onyx stone is known for its strength, willpower, and discipline properties, making it a perfect gift for someone special.

Skilled artisans in Afghanistan crafted this gold-plated charm with the assistance of Turquoise Mountain. His Majesty King Charles III founded Turquoise Mountain in 2006 to preserve and promote cultural heritage and support artisan communities in the Middle East and Asia.

Our collection of charms is inspired by Afghan architecture, flora, and fauna. Each charm is hand-carved using locally sourced gemstones. You can wear these charms individually or layer them to tell your unique story. Start your charm collection by adding it to our Gold Charm Necklace.

The Esme Blue Leaf Charm is a stunning piece of jewellery that you'll fall in love with. Handcrafted by skilled artisans in Afghanistan, this charm features a blue lapis lazuli leaf hung from a gold-plated metal hoop. The charm is made with the assistance of Turquoise Mountain, an organisation formed by His Majesty King Charles III in 2006 to support artisan communities in the Middle East and Asia.

Drawing inspiration from Afghan architecture, flora, and animals, our charms are unique and one-of-a-kind. Each piece is hand-carved using locally sourced gemstones, making them beautiful and sustainable. You can wear them individually or layer them to create a distinctive look. The Esme Blue Leaf Charm is a perfect addition to our Gold Charm Necklace, and it's a great way to start your very own charm collection today.