Inside Victoria Beckham's extensive wardrobe as she turns 50: From multi

Release time：2024-05-21 15:11:46 Source：Culture Capsule news portal

Victoria Beckham no doubt lives up to her Spice Girl name when it comes to her extensive designer wardrobe.

Over the years, Posh Spice has received many luxury gifts from her former professional footballer husband David.

From £2million necklaces, to rare £80,000 Hermés Birkin bags and dazzling diamond rings, Posh has got it all.

After years of jaw-dropping birthday gifts, huge parties and incredible yacht trips - what could Becks, 48, possibly get her this year?

As she celebrates her 50th birthday, here is a look at Victoria's insane multi-million pound closet.

Victoria Beckham no doubt lives up to her Spice Girl name when it comes to her extensive designer wardrobe

Over the years, Posh Spice has received many luxury gifts from her former professional footballer husband David

From £2million necklaces, to rare £80,000 Hermés Birkin bags and dazzling diamond rings, Posh has got it all

As she celebrates her 50th birthday, here is a look at Victoria's insane multi-million pound closet

£2million necklace

Victoria wore the insanely-priced jewellery piece to her son Brooklyn and daughter-in-law Nicola Peltz's wedding in 2022.

While its unknown whether Posh was gifted the necklace or she borrowed it, it still had heads turning.

Kyron Keogh, co-founder of ROX Diamonds & Thrills, assessed that the show-stopping pear-cut diamond pendant was possibly 15 carats in total. 

Kyron told MailOnline at the time: 'Victoria is wearing an ornate 18ct yellow gold necklace with a pear-cut diamond that looks like its 12cts -15cts.

'The whiteness of it indicates great clarity and so it could be worth £1.3- £2million.'

For those who don't quite have the VB budget, ROX have a Diamond Drop Necklace for £1,295, featuring an elegant pear shaped pendant with a double row of 63 brilliant cut diamonds (weighing a total of 0.69carats). 

Victoria wore the insanely-priced jewellery piece to her son Brooklyn and daughter-in-law Nicola Peltz's wedding in 2022 

While its unknown whether Posh was gifted the necklace or she borrowed it, it still had heads turning 

Kyron Keogh, co-founder of ROX Diamonds & Thrills, assessed that the show-stopping pear-cut diamond pendant was possibly 15 carats in total 

Her many dazzling rings 

Victoria Beckham reportedly has a collection of 15 rings gifted to her by David.

The fashion designer has amassed quite the collection of rings over the course of her 24 years of marriage, each with a different design.

Her first engagement ring was the three-carat marquise-cut diamond set on a plain yellow gold band David gave her when he proposed in 1998. It was said at the time the footballer spent $85,000 on the rock.

After she and David tied the knot, Victoria stopped wearing the marquise cut and swapped it for a platinum set eternity band.

In 2003, Victoria showed off yet another engagement ring as she was seen sporting an emerald-cut diamond with side baguettes set in platinum. 

The following year, to celebrate her 30th birthday, David gave his wife a pink champagne diamond ring in a halo setting, reportedly worth $1.1million.

In 2005, Victoria debuted her most extravagant ring yet as she was seen wearing a 17 carat pear-cut diamond which she still regularly wears today. 

Her next rock was an eye-catching emerald diamond set in a yellow-gold pave band which she debuted in 2006.

Victoria clearly had a thing for emerald cuts as she showed off a new diamond with 15 carats in 2008.

In 2009, Victoria sported an oval-cut ruby in a white-diamond setting while she switched to an oval-cut sapphire on a platinum pave band the year after.

Later that year, the star wore a pink diamond oval-cut set in a yellow band. 

It wasn't until 2015 that Victoria debuted a new engagement ring as she sported a round-cut diamond set in a halo design.

That same year, she also wore a moonstone set in a diamond-encrusted platinum band. 

At the 2016 Cannes Film Festival, Victoria showed off a new square-cut diamond in a platinum pave band. 

Two years later she received her 15th engagement ring as she was seen wearing another square-cut yellow diamond.

As she celebrates her 50th birthday, here is a look at Victoria's insane multi-million pound closet 

Victoria Beckham reportedly has a collection of 15 engagement rings gifted to her by David 

In 2006 her next rock was an eye-catching emerald diamond set in a yellow-gold pave band 

At the 2016 Cannes Film Festival, Victoria showed off a new square-cut diamond in a platinum pave band

Never-ending Birkin collection

Victoria reportedly has 100 Hermes Birkin bags, including a hot-pink ostrich-skin number worth £42,000.

In 2008, David gifted Victoria a £75,000 white Himalaya style Birkin to add to her extensive collection.

Many of her Hermes bags are made from crocodile skin, thought to come from the firm’s farms in Africa, Australia and Texas, where crocs are bred only for their hides.

In 2020, Victoria was slammed by animal rights groups for using a crocodile skin handbag after previously declaring her beauty empire to be 'cruelty free'.

The fashion and beauty mogul was seen carrying the £16,000 Hermes Birkin bag while she was attending Paris Fashion Week with her husband David.

She sported the designer bag despite having previously been sent a 'Virkin' bag, made from Vegan leather.

Victoria previously declared that her cosmetics range, Victoria Beckham Beauty, is a 'cruelty-free makeup brand'. 

In February of 2019, it was announced the mother-of-four's clothing line would no longer use exotic animal skins in its collection, while it had previously been fur-free.

Victoria reportedly has 100 Hermes Birkin bags, including a hot-pink ostrich-skin number worth £42,000 (pictured in 2007)

In 2008, David gifted Victoria a £75,000 white Himalaya style Birkin to add to her extensive collection (pictured in 2006)

In 2020, Victoria was slammed by animal rights groups for using a crocodile skin handbag after previously declaring her beauty empire to be 'cruelty free' (pictured in 2021)

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