The Royal British Legion has released a poignant and affordable new piece of jewellery for this year’s Remembrance season, The Elizabeth Poppy Basket Brooch.

Drawing inspiration from Queen Elizabeth II’s cherished poppy brooch collection, the new piece echoes the styles she often wore to the Cenotaph during annual Remembrance services, alongside the Royal Family. The elegant brooch features six blooming poppies gathered in a delicate basket and serves as the perfect symbol of unity, remembrance, and respect.

Her Late Majesty was often seen wearing five poppies, which many believe represented each branch of service - the Army, the Navy, the RAF, Civil Defence and Women’s Services.

The new brooch goes one step further by adding a sixth poppy to honour the Queen herself, a poignant nod to her lifelong devotion to duty and her enduring role at Remembrance commemorations.

Each bloom is crafted in a rich red finish and embellished with sparkling stones for added radiance.

Perfectly sized to command attention without being overpowering, it stands out as an accessory that is both elegant and deeply symbolic. You can buy it here for just £25. 

The Royal British Legion explained: “We have added a sixth poppy to honour Her Majesty herself, uniting both her remembrance and theirs in a single piece.”

The brooch not only serves as a powerful tribute to Queen Elizabeth II but also carries on her legacy of respect and remembrance for the Armed Forces.

100% of the profits from the Elizabeth Poppy Basket Brooch will be donated to the Royal British Legion, supporting the organisation’s vital work for the Armed Forces community.