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Christmas is a time for giving, and when you're a member of Britain's wealthiest and most famous family the rule still applies.
While many may presume that the royals of the House of Windsor are exchanging diamond tiaras and summer residences beneath the Christmas tree, accounts reflect a far different scene, with the royals unexpectedly opting for gag gifts over ostentatious gestures.
Through the Prince Harry and Meghan Markle biography Finding Freedom we were given a glimpse into what gifts the royals really share.
At her first Christmas, for example, Meghan gave Prince William a novelty spoon with the words "cereal killer" engraved on it, and Harry reportedly gave his grandmother—the queen—a shower cap embroidered with the words: "Aint life a b****" (which she loved.)
Kate Middleton is known to make her presents, giving members of the family jars of homemade chutney one year.
While the royals themselves may opt for the less valuable but sentimental gift exchange, royal fans can let their imaginations run wild at Christmas time with perfectly regal wish lists.
Here, Newsweek runs down some of the priciest holiday gift ideas for your favorite royal obsessed fan.
Lady Dior Handbag
One of the most iconic royal accessories entered public consciousness courtesy of Princess Diana in 1995 and has been at the top of many a monarchist and fashion fans' wish list ever since.
While on a visit to Paris, Princess Diana was presented with a special present from the wife of the French President Jacques Chirac, in the form of a handbag from the house of Christian Dior.
The bag was a special prototype design of small handled bag in black quilted leather and gold hardware named the 'Chouchou' ('pet' in English) presumably for its petite size. The princess loved the bag, and wore it during an official visit to Argentina later that year.
The princess had another custom variation of the handbag in blue material to match her eyes which she wore to the 1996 Met Gala.
The bag became so synonymous with the princess that after her tragic death at the age of 36 in 1997, Christian Dior renamed the bag the "Lady Dior," after the royal's maiden name of Lady Diana Spencer.
In November, Dior re-released the design which Diana owned and wore to the Met Gala in the year that marked the 25th anniversary of her death.
Price: From €5,000 ($5,311)
Cartier Tank Watch
Another of Princess Diana's favorite accessories was her classic Cartier Tank watch of which she is reported to have owned a number of variations.
The princess began wearing the watch in gold in the 1990s and after her death was inherited by her sons.
Meghan Markle is also a fan of the tank design and has been photographed wearing her own model as well as Princess Diana's which was, according to reports, the Française model.
Price: From £22,300 ($26,922)
Range Rover
The British monarchy is well known to have one of the greatest collections of vintage cars in the world, a number of which have been used by King Charles following his accession to the throne, including the state Rolls Royces.
Many of the younger royals have been seen in various models of Range Rover cars, including Prince William and Kate Middleton. The late queen also favored Land Rovers and Range Rovers while driving around her country estates.
In March, William and Kate were seen arriving at an event in a brand new 2022 Range Rover SUV, with a six figure price tag. The car's 4X4 off road capabilities make it the perfect option for the royal fan hoping to ride in style and speed enjoyed by the future king and queen.
Price: From £94,000 ($113,559)
Jenny Packham Evening Gown
For those who want to dress like royalty they need look no further than one of Kate Middleton's favorite designers to find the perfect holiday gift.
The princess has been wearing British-based designer Jenny Packham since the early days of her marriage and has recently been seen in a number of the label's striking evening gowns at important events such as the state banquet at Buckingham Palace in November.
Kate's pieces are custom to fit her perfectly and with small alterations to make them more modest or to add grandure, so their exact costs are not publicly known.
The ready-to-wear variations of these designs do however give some idea.
The dress worn to the state banquet earlier this year was a variation of the label's Elspeth gown.
Price: £4,219 ($5,096)
Antique Diamonds
The royals are well known to have some of the worlds most precious gemstones in their vast jewelry vaults, collected by centuries of the monarchy's most famous magpies such as Queen Mary and Queen Alexandra.
If vintage diamonds are your thing to bring a touch of glamor and glitter to your royal fan's life then a trip to London's best jewelers may be in order.
Bentley & Skinner is an emporium with a vast catalogue of historic jewels and recently offered for sale a $17,000 diamond brooch which turned up recently being worn by Kate Middleton.
From tiaras to earrings the true test of a royal pedigree is the age of their family jewels.
Custom Embroidered Shoes
For the male royal watchers out there, an accessory beloved by the future king, Prince William, made headlines earlier this year when he wore them to a film premiere, outshining Tom Cruise.
At the Top Gun: Maverick premiere in London in May, William gave a nod to the movie's famous fighter pilot protagonist—and his own Royal Air Force experience—by wearing a pair of custom evening shoes from the British label Crockett & Jones.
The shoes were a rush order from the palace and featured tiny embroidered fighter jets on the toe boxes which were picked up by eagle eyed fans on social media.
Price: from £750 or $1150.
James Crawford-Smith is Newsweek's royal reporter based in London. You can find him on Twitter at @jrcrawfordsmith and read his stories on Newsweek's The Royals Facebook page.
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James Crawford-Smith is a Newsweek Royal Reporter, based in London, U.K. His focus is reporting on the British royal family ... Read more