The best Platinum Jubilee merchandise – and where to buy it

But fans of the royal family also know that this year’s celebration of Her Majesty’s 70th reign is a historic event.

That’s why it makes a lot of sense to buy a piece of Platinum Jubilee merchandise – be it a decorative cookie jar or a beautiful piece of commemorative porcelain.

It can be a memento, or something that is passed down from generation to generation, such as a coin. Or something fun, or even edible, on the occasion of the four-day party weekend.

There are plenty of Platinum Jubilee themed items to choose from including mugs, coins, china, dish towels, prints, corgi themed decorations and even a (sold out) Barbie doll from The Queen.

Here we round up some of the best Platinum Jubilee merchandise you can still buy and where to buy.

The Royal Mint’s Platinum Jubilee £5 coin

Coin collectors will want to buy this uncirculated £5 silver coin dedicated to the anniversary. It has a picture of the queen on horseback, as she is an avid horseman.

Currently the product is ‘pending stock’ – meaning more should be available to buy soon. It’s not completely sold out.

Platinum Jubilee cookie jar

Butter cookies made in the Scottish Highlands? We are already sold.

The cookies come in a purple-gold cookie jar, with the official royal decal, that you can use as a keepsake box or continue to reuse as a cookie jar. Ideal.

Platinum Jubilee corgi decoration

What better way to commemorate her 70th birthday than with a smiling corgi decoration made of fabric, stitched with gold thread and ready to hang at home?

Price: £25
Where to buy: The Royal Collection Shop

Platinum Jubilee Radley Tote Bag

If you’re willing to spend more than a few bucks and love collecting handbags, the special edition Jubilee Radley is a must-buy.

It is a shocking blue color, with red, white and blue striped handles representing the Union Jack flag. The design of the bag shows the Radley dog, a sketch of Buckingham Palace and two beefeaters standing by the gates.

There’s also a smaller, comparable bag if you’d rather spend less.

Exclusive Platinum Anniversary Plate from Goviers

If you are still looking for a commemorative plate, you should try Goviers, which still has an assortment for sale.

Exclusive to Goviers, this one features a delicate and traditional pattern by Royal Commemorative designer Caroline Dadd, in muted colors and with a large E II R logo in the center.

Platinum Jubilee Souvenir Spoons

This four piece set of souvenir spoons is quite an interesting keepsake. Each spoon has a crown, orb, scepter or throne – all symbols of the monarchy and the queen.

Unfortunately, these spoons are not silver – they look more gold in color – although they are made of lead-free pewter.

Selfridges Anniversary Basket

If you’ve got cash to spare and fancy an edible treat over the anniversary weekend, this Selfridges basket is worth checking out.

It includes Walker’s shortbread, Platinum Jubilee tea from Ahmad, salted caramel chocolate crowns from House of Dorchester, and more, along with commemorative tin cans for you to keep and a wicker basket.

The Royal Mint’s Platinum Jubilee 50p coin

Again, the coin is not in circulation and is ‘pending stock’ – so you should be able to get one soon.

Price: seven pounds
Where to buy: The Royal Mint

Cath Kidston sideboard

This small side plate is a more affordable option for someone looking to purchase a commemorative anniversary plate.

Handmade in the pottery capital of Stoke-on-Trent, this pink-tinted plate features a portrait of Her Majesty in the center, surmounted by a ribbon that reads ‘The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee’.

The Official Platinum Jubilee Program

A simple memento of the jubilee year is the official program, which lists the many events in the Queen’s honor and describes some of her history.

The booklet also includes a written message from Her Majesty, as well as her heir Prince Charles.

Platinum Jubilee Teddy Bear

Little kids are sure to love this classic teddy bear, with brown tufts of fur and a bright purple bow, as well as ‘Platinum Jubilee’ and ‘2022’ sewn into his feet.

Toy collectors and those just wanting a fun keepsake may also want to buy the bear – which, surprisingly, hasn’t sold out yet.

Eleanor Bowmer’s Queen Elizabeth Print

This jazzy and floral illustration of Queen Elizabeth II comes from the striking Manchester-based designer Eleanor Bowmer.

It is available in different sizes – from a standard A4 to a giant A1. Whatever you choose, if you love The Queen as much as you love poppy wall art, you’ll love this.

Emma Bridgewater’s God Save The Queen mug

This mug features a cream and red design, with jewel patterns around the rim, ‘God Save The Queen’ on one side and ‘Our Longest Serving Monarch’ on the other.

It’s a cool addition to any mug tree.

Platinum Jubilee Emblem Collection tea towel

A tea towel feels like a classic royal memorabilia item to buy.

This one doesn’t have the queen’s face, but is modern and elegant with a swirling crown pattern in regal purple.

This design forms the basis of The Royal Collections’ entire Emblem range, which was conceived by Edward Roberts, a 19-year-old graphic design student from Nottingham.

Platinum Jubilee Machin Collection Silk Scarf

Perhaps an ideal buy for a mother, grandmother or a fan of classic fashion, this blue and pink square scarf interprets Arnold Machin’s iconic depiction of Queen Elizabeth II’s crown-bearing head.

These scarves are made in Italy and are 90cm by 90cm of 100% silk twill.

Fortnum & Mason Platinum Jubilee Mug

This sleek, ornate bone china mug from Fortnum & Mason is a limited edition, made by Walpole.

On the outside, it features a number of symbols that represent the Queen’s passions and interests, including a crown, horses, and even her bridal bouquet flower, lily of the valley.

Harrods Large Platinum Jubilee Bag

Many a tourist visiting the British capital London will happily get away with a Harrods shopping bag.

They’re in luck, because Harrods offers some special tote bags for the Platinum Jubilee. One such option is a roomy cotton shopper in beige with a large ER and crown decal on either side.

And unfortunately sold out… the Platinum Jubilee Barbie

The doll had a younger-looking, gray-haired Elizabeth wearing a long white dress and blue sash, along with a bejeweled tiara, dangling earrings and a bold necklace.

Unfortunately, the doll sold out in under three seconds when it first went on sale on April 20. At the time, John Lewis listed the doll for £94.99, but Mattel’s site listed the original price at $75 (£60).

It is not yet known whether there will be more Barbie shares. But if so… just know it will sell out fast.

Learn more: Mattel

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