The full list of gifts exchanged between the Royal Family and the Trumps has been revealed.
Donald Trump and Melania Trump met with King Charles and Queen Camilla today at Windsor Castle as part of their State Visit to the UK.
The couples' had lunch together after the ceremonial welcome at Windsor Castle and exchanged gifts.
King Charles and Queen Camilla gifted the President of the US a bespoke hand-bound leather volume specially crafted by the Royal Bindery in Windsor Castle, to celebrate the 250th Anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
King Charles and Donald Trump exchange gifts as Queen Camilla receives symbolic jewellery.
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The President also received the Union Flag that flew above Buckingham Palace on the day of President Trump’s inauguration on January 20 2025.
Melania Trump was given a silver and enamel bowl, crafted using traditional silversmithing techniques by Northern Irish artist, Cara Murphy and featuring Queen Camilla’s cypher.
The First Lady of the US was also gifted a personalised Anya Hindmarch handbag.
The couple also jointly received a silver photograph frame engraved with King Charles and Queen Camilla's joint cypher.
Donald Trump and Melania Trump met with King Charles and Queen Camilla today at Windsor Castle as part of their State Visit to the UK.
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President Trump and the First Lady gave King Charles a replica of a President Eisenhower Sword.
The gift symbolises respect and is a reminder of the historical partnership that was critical to winning World War II.
The sword also symbolises the enduring values and cooperative spirit that continue to define the relationship between the United States and Great Britain.
Queen Camilla received a Tiffany & Co. Vintage 18K Gold, Diamond & Ruby Flower Brooch from the Trumps.
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Queen Camilla received a Tiffany & Co. Vintage 18K Gold, Diamond & Ruby Flower Brooch from the Trumps.
By showcasing an American company, this gift honours the idea of diplomacy; conveying messages of friendship, respect, and a commemoration of this historic visit.
The brooch incorporates both The Queen’s birthstone (rubies) as well as the First Lady’s birthstone (diamonds).
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