Buckingham Palace was a glittering wonderland at last night’s state banquet in honor of the president of Mexico. Here’s a look at the jewels on display…

The Queen donned a tiara that she’d previously worn during a state visit to Mexico: the diamond kokoshnik tiara that belonged to Queen Alexandra. She paired it with her modern diamond fringe necklace and the collar of the Order of the Aztec Eagle.

Here’s a look at what the presidential couple from Mexico wore. President Peña Nieto donned the insignia of the Order of the Bath.

The first lady, Angelica Rivera, wore a striking one-shouldered gown, pairing it with delicate jewelry.

Prince Philip is wearing the collar of the Order of the Aztec Eagle with the sash of the Order of the Garter. What do you think — did the royals and their guests impress you with their bejeweled appearance at the banquet?

The bands are massed, the carriages are polished, and the table is set: the Brits are officially welcoming the President and First Lady of Mexico to London. Let’s have a look at the jewelry worn during this morning’s welcome ceremony, shall we?

To greet her fellow head of state, the Queen wore her usual daytime pearls with the Palm Leaf Brooch, a paisley-shaped diamond piece that was made for the Queen Mother by Cartier in 1938.

The dress underneath HM’s jacket featured additional applique detail.

Mexico’s first lady is the glamorous Angélica Rivera, who was a singer and actress before marrying her husband. She paired classic pearl and diamond earrings with her ensemble for the official arrival.

Here’s a better look at the whole outfit — so elegant!

The Duchess of Cornwall, who recently visited Mexico with the Prince of Wales, chose her pair of pansy brooches for the event.