5 most expensive items sold at Prince Charles’ Highgrove House shop, from luxury jewellery pieces to artworks painted by the British royal himself

However, despite being the country home of the prince, Highgrove is also a working farm with its own visitor centre. Tourists flock to the estate to see the stunning gardens, which the prince personally oversees the maintenance of. And no trip to Highgrove is complete without a visit to the famous shop on the estate, which offers a range of royal-affiliated products – from food and drink to bath products, jewellery, clothing and art.

So, we’ve rounded up the top five most expensive items one can purchase from Highgrove, according to prices quoted on Highgrove’s website. Which one would you buy?

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The Prince of Wales’ artworks: US$3,450

Even though Prince Charles is widely quoted as describing himself as an “enthusiastic amateur” when it comes to painting, he has earned critical acclaim for his skilled watercolours over the years. So it’s little surprise that lithographs of his paintings, often of countryside scenes, sell like hot cakes. The limited edition prints of vistas from Corfu to Balmoral, Scotland’s Alltnaguibhsaich Lodge to Highgrove itself remain highly sought after.

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Ettinger ivory and havana brown overnight bag: US$810

Luggage takes on a whole new level of elegance with this sporty bag in ivory and Havana brown, made by UK brand Ettinger, which holds a royal warrant. According to the shop’s site, it’s the “perfect sized for packing those few essentials for an overnight stay and makes a great gym bag”.

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Fiona Rae frosted leaf bracelet: US$610

Topping the list of most expensive jewellery pieces sold in the shop is a beautiful sterling silver bracelet with vitreous enamel detail. The piece features a frosted leaf effect which, according to the shop’s site, “is inspired by the beauty of the ever-changing colours of leaves”. The designer of the bracelet is Fiona Rae, whose career was kick-started with a grant from the Prince’s Trust.

Ettinger tan double watch case: US$400

Have you wondered how royals keep their expensive timepieces safe while on their many travels? Look no further – the Highgrove shop offers a watch case featuring “a removable pillow for optional storage and a divider ring”. It is also from Ettinger, the royal warrant holder.

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Fiona Rae bumblebee necklace: US$274

The phrase “Queen bee” takes on a whole new meaning with this gorgeous necklace from the Highgrove store. The piece, which features a colourful little bumblebee, is also handmade by Fiona Rae.