After Queen Elizabeth II passed away, questions about how wealthy she really was and what will happen with her assets now have been raised.
that the Queen's daughter Princess Anne and Anne's daughter Zara Tindall — both of whom were Olympic equestrians — will take over.
The Queen also owns Britain's swans — or more specifically, all unmarked swans that live in any open bodies of water in England and Wales — as well as any whales, sturgeons and porpoises living within three miles of the British shore. These have now all been passed on to King Charles, as they technically belong to the monarch.The Queen was rarely seen without a small handbag, often matching her coat and hat.
As is the case with her famous color-coordinated coats and hats, it's unclear how much her whole collection is worth and what will happen to her clothes and accessories now.Queen Elizabeth II in her classic matching outfit, with a Launer London bag. The royal jewelry collection, meanwhile, is extensive, and includes hundreds of crowns, tiaras, earrings, bracelets, brooches and necklaces covered in gems and diamonds that are worth millions. Some of the items were owned by the Queen privately, including those she inherited from her mother, and others belong to the serving monarch, and so will be passed to King Charles.
What did, however, contribute to her personal wealth was her stock market investment strategy. British blue chip shares were one of her top picks, according to the
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