Prince William's fabulous wealth, why Kate will not inherit the diadema of Princess Diana

The prince has now become the heir and the 25th Duke of Cornwall. The Duke of Cornwall has traditionally been a source of revenue for current King Charles for over 50 years.

This also makes Prince William one of the biggest landowners in the United Kingdom, with wealth covering 52,000 hectares.

The land of Cornwall Dukes is not all in Cornwall as its name suggests. In fact, the property includes 20 different circuits, including Devon, Kent, Dorset, Carmarthenshire and Nottinghamshire.

As for his wife Kate, the title previously held by Princess Diana certainly does not match the possession of valuable family assets. The young Princess of Wales, although still proudly wearing Princess Diana's engagement ring, will not inherit her most controversial jewelry.

The famous diadema was held by Diana when she married Prince Charles at St. Paul's Cathedral in July 1981.

The shiny cover is designed in a crown style and contains a central heart surrounded by flowers and stars. Complete on all sides with round and pink diamonds, and oval diamonds, placed in gold.

Diadema was inherited from Diane's father, John Spencer, Earl Spencer, 8th in the mid-70s and therefore remains in the Spencer family. But while Kate may not inherit the famous diadem, it seems that one day she will be given to her daughter, Princess Charlotte. /abcnews. al