There was a lot of talk about the jewelry that will be buried with Queen Elizabeth inside her grave, which carries great moral importance to her, and it is only two pieces, a pair of pearl “earring” earrings and her Welsh gold wedding ring, although she had more than about 300 pieces, Including 98 brooches, 34 pairs of earrings and 15 rings, in addition to her royal coronation, which includes the largest white diamond in the world.

These are customs not only in the royal family, while there are many world famous people who left their wills by burying belongings that carried them a moral importance in their lives, as it is a practice that dates back to ancient times when the first British were buried with swords, shields and ceremonial jewels while the Egyptian pharaohs were buried with their chariots, gold, wives and servants . In our next report, we will spot some of these celebrities, according to the website. funeralguide“.

Arnold Palmer and his racket

When golf legend Arnold Palmer was buried last week, many were surprised that his paddle was buried with him. His sister Sandy says, “He was not buried with his favorite golf club, but his paddle was buried with him and I believe Palmer is now using a heavenly paddle in green.”

Frank Sinatra

Frank Sinatra was buried in 1998 with a bottle of Jack Daniels whiskey, which he called “the nectar of the gods” but also a pack of camel cigarettes, a lighter weight and a dollar value.

Frank Sinatra

Hollywood star Natalie Wood

She looked like a movie star West Side Story Witch Natalie Wood looked like a million dollars when she was buried after her sinking in 1981. Her grieving husband, Robert Wagner, wrapped her in a fox-fur coat and diamond earrings he was planning to give her for Christmas.

Natalie Wood

Famous composer Leonard Bernstein

Famous conductor and composer Leonard Bernstein, along with a lucky penny, a piece of amber, a copy of Alice in Wonderland, and a copy of Gustav Mahler’s Fifth Symphony, was buried upon his death in 1990.

Famous composer Leonard Bernstein

British writer Roald Dahl

British writer Roald Dahl was buried in 1990 with a bottle of burgundy and snooker, along with some chocolate.

British writer Roald Dahl

Colonel Harland Sanders

Colonel Harland Sanders, the man behind the legendary Kentucky Fried Chicken chain, was buried in his signature white suit when he eventually died in 1980.

Colonel Sanders

George Burns

He was buried next to his beloved wife, Gracie Allen, in Forest Lawn Cemetery in Los Angeles, with three of his favorite cigarettes in his chest pocket.

George Beers and his wife

President John. Kennedy

President Kennedy was a passionate collector of scrimshaw – ornamental pieces of whalebone or walrus ivory, which were traditionally engraved by sailors and whalers. His first lady, Jacqueline, commissioned artist Milton K. Delano to engrave the Presidential Seal on an artifact of a bull whale, as a Christmas gift to her husband in 1962. He was cherished and, after his assassination in November 1963, was interred with him at Arlington National Cemetery.

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Queen Victoria

Queen Victoria was buried in 1901, and Prince Albert’s dress and her wedding veil were buried with her in her grave, because she loved him so much and she wore black for nearly 40 years of mourning for him.

Queen Victoria