The Queen looked radiant in cobalt blue as she attended a church service at a London barracks on Friday.
The monarch, 92, brought a splash of colour to proceedings in a vibrant coat and matching hat as she arrived at the Guards' Chapel, at Wellington Barracks.
She completed the look with a dazzling diamond and sapphire brooch, which she was gifted on her wedding to the Duke of Edinburgh in 1947.
The Queen, 92, brought a splash of colour to proceedings in a vibrant coat and matching hat as she arrived at the Guards' Chapel, at Wellington Barracks, London, on Friday
The Queen is on hand to celebrate the centenary of the prefix 'Royal' being granted to the Royal Army Chaplains' Department. She appeared in good spirits as she arrived, pictured
The Queen completed her look with a dazzling diamond and sapphire brooch, pictured, which she was gifted on her wedding to the Duke of Edinburgh in 1947
The Queen is on hand to celebrate the centenary of the prefix 'Royal' being granted to the Royal Army Chaplains' Department.
The honour was bestowed by her grandfather, King George V in 1919, in recognition of its outstanding service and sacrifice during the First World War.
The Queen appeared in excellent spirits as she arrived for the engagement, smiling broadly as she stepped out of her chauffeur-driven car.
She wore the bouclé blue coat over an elegant dress printed with blue flowers and accessorised with a pair of black leather shoes and a black handbag.
The Queen was greeted outside ahead of the service at Guards' Chapel, Wellington Barracks
The Queen appeared in excellent spirits as she arrived for the engagement, smiling as she stepped out of her chauffeur-driven car, pictured
The Queen wore the bouclé blue coat over an elegant dress printed with blue flowers and accessorised with a pair of black leather shoes and a black handbag, pictured
The Queen smiled as she arrived for the engagement in London on Friday, left and right
The honour of a 'Royal' prefix was bestowed by her grandfather, King George V in 1919, in recognition of its outstanding service and sacrifice during the First World War
However it is the brooch on her lapel that caught the eye as it twinkled in the sunshine.
The Carrington Feather Brooch, which features a large square sapphire, was presented to the Queen by the jewellers Carrington to mark her nuptials more than 70 years ago.
The central stone, laid on a delicate feather encrusted with diamonds, is distinctive in its indigo hue, which can appear more blue or purple depending on the outfit with which it is worn.
The Queen has sported the piece on a number of occasions over the years, including to Royal Ascot and to the wedding of Lady Tamara Katherine Grosvenor and Edward Van Cutsem in November 2004.
The Queen leaves Wellington Barracks accompanied by Chaplain to the Household Division, Stephen Dunwoody, following the service on Friday morning
The Queen joined the congregation in hymns during the service at the Guards' Chapel
The Queen with Chaplain to the Household Division, Stephen Dunwoody, after the service
The Queen arrives with arrives with the Senior Chaplain to attend the service in London
Sparkling sapphire: The Queen's Carrington Feather Brooch
The Carrington Feather Brooch, which features a large square sapphire, was presented to the Queen by the jewellers Carrington to mark her nuptials in 1947.
The central stone, laid on a delicate feather encrusted with diamonds, is distinctive in its indigo hue, which can appear more blue or purple depending on the outfit with which it is worn.
The Queen has worn the brooch on a number of previous occasions...
2004: The Queen in purple for the wedding of Lady Tamara Katherine Grosvenor and Edward Van Cutsem At Chester Cathedral
2006: The Queen pairs the brooch with blue for an event celebrating the anniversary of the BBC's charter at Broadcasting House, London, in April
2010: The Queen in a soft lilac ensemble as she arrives in an open carriage with the Duke of Edinburgh for Ladies' Day at Royal Ascot
2014: The Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh arrive for a garden party in the grounds of Buckingham Palace in May 2014
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Main photo article The Queen looked radiant in cobalt blue as she attended a church service at a London barracks on Friday.
The monarch, 92, brought a splash of colour to proceedings in a vibrant coat and matching hat as she arrived at the Guards’ Chapel, at Wellington Barracks.
She completed the look with ...
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