Queen Elizabeth’s recent passing on September 8th has left behind a staggering $925 million will, as reported by Woman’s Day.

While most members of the royal family are set to receive something from the Queen, there is one notable exception – Prince Harry and Meghan Markle.

According to a source, the Queen made sure to reward Princess Anne for her dedicated service to the royal family.

As Princess Anne will never ascend to the throne, the Queen decided to leave Balmoral Castle in her care.

Though the castle is technically meant to be passed down to King Charles, rumors suggest that the Queen made provisions for Anne to use it whenever she desires.

Additionally, the Queen entrusted Buckingham Palace and Clarence House, along with other properties such as St. James’ Palace, Kensington Palace, Windsor Castle, and Sandringham, to King Charles.

He will serve as the caretaker of these properties.

On the other hand, Prince Edward and his family allegedly received free reign over Wood Farm on the Sandringham estate, a place filled with cherished memories for the Wessex family, particularly with Prince Philip.

In terms of jewelry, Catherine, the Princess of Wales, is said to have inherited the Queen’s tiaras.

It is expected that Prince William’s wife will receive the late monarch’s valuable jewelry collection, estimated to be worth a staggering $110 million.

It is important to note that these 300 personal pieces belong to the Queen herself and not to the Crown, making them all the more significant.

Sources claim that the Queen had been focusing on her beloved pieces and considering who should receive what.

Recent whispers suggest that she made some unexpected changes to her will, surprising her heirs.

However, Meghan Markle and her daughter Lilibet are likely to be excluded from any significant inheritance.

Insiders reveal that there is a strong possibility the Queen will not leave them any valuable jewels.

It is not entirely surprising, considering they are no longer active members of the royal family.

Nevertheless, such an exclusion would undoubtedly be a blow to Meghan and her daughter.

Some speculate that if the Queen does indeed cut Meghan out, it would not be out of spite but rather practicality.

Others argue that it would be the Queen’s way of sending a message to Meghan and Harry – that they will reap what they sow.

The late Queen Elizabeth II possessed an awe-inspiring jewelry collection, featuring everything from dazzling tiaras to diamond-encrusted diadems and strings of pearls.

Among the Crown Jewels, one of the most extraordinary pieces is the George IV State Diadem, also known as the Diamond Diadem.

Commissioned by George IV in 1820 for £8,216, it is now estimated to be worth nearly £800,000.

This crown holds immense symbolism and has been worn by the Queen on various significant occasions, such as the first state opening of parliament in 1952 and her coronation in 1953.

The Diamond Diadem is exclusively reserved for sovereigns and Queen consorts.

Looking ahead, when Prince William eventually becomes King, his wife will inherit the title of Queen Consort from Camilla.

At that point, the Princess of Wales will share the privilege of wearing these prized jewels.

As for the Queen’s private collection, which includes family heirlooms, gifts, and items acquired by the monarch herself, it is expected to be passed down to members of the Windsor family, starting with King Charles.

Royal commentator Josh Romm suggests that the Queen likely intended to pass on items from her private collection to her loved ones.

Therefore, it is possible that Charles, with Camilla as his Queen Consort, and then Kate, may not receive any significant bequests in the will.