What better way than to make an appearance wearing this statement piece - a Fabergé Palais Gatchina heritage egg pendant (20mm by 13mm) in 18 karat yellow gold with 34 round white diamonds and warming scarlet enamel. To complete the package, and ensure your investment, the provenance documents will be signed by Sarah Faberge’.

You’ll smell divine wearing either of these, hand poured fragrances by Floris designed by family member Edward and two of their expert perfumers. By Appointment Solstice Flowers is a celebration of the Rose Gardens so beloved by HM The Queen. Top notes conjure up the countryside and rural products so many Royal Warrant Holders and their growers produce. The fragrance resonates with essences of rose, fruits, ginger, white wine, mown grass and the highlands. By Appointment Solstice Spice, this fragrance epitomises the trade and industry of Her Majesty’s Realm. The scent conjures up the spices, herbs, textiles, leather and alchemy used by so many of the Royal Warrant holding companies. A touch of orange bergamot has been added for summer freshness. Perfumer Penny and Family Member Edward will sign each bottle after they have been made them up for you.

100% authentically handcrafted in Stoke-on-Trent by the artisans and master craftsmen and women at Halcyon Days, this tea set captures the charm of the gardens of the Castle of Mey, the beloved Caithness home of the late Queen Mother. Nestled within a navy presentation box, this ‘Tea for Two Set’ contains a tea pot, creamer, sugar pot and two teacups and saucers presented in a pastel palette and decorated with a soft, cornflower blue and white background with vibrant floral bouquets of pansies, primulas, carnations and the Albertine rose. Finished with a lick of gold gilding, making for an ideal setting for afternoon tea.

This 7-hectare estate is thought of with great affection at C&B and is a triumph. The finest Bordeaux rouge with huge colour, deepest red to the rim and with a dark, sinewy, pungent perfume of red and black fruits, nicely balanced with firm, fresh but supple structure and really fine length.

Afternoon tea wouldn’t be complete without a fabulous Fortnum & Mason hamper full of delicious goodies. This most bounteous of hampers is named after the adventurous, extravagant and refined third Earl of Burlington. Filled with the delights of chocolates, cakes, biscuits, preserves, marmalades and, of course, their most precious teas. All in all - a feast worth celebrating