The Queen celebrates her Platinum Jubilee this weekend. thewealthnet has taken a look at some of the more expensive pieces of memorabilia you can buy to commemorate Her Majesty’s 70-year reign.

Biscuiteers.com win the prize for the tastiest jubilee memorabilia with their platinum jubilee tin resembling Buckingham Palace. The set comprises 15 lemon biscuits in a keepsake tin. This item retails for £58, so you will want to make sure you savour them!

Johnstons of Elgin have released a cashmere jubilee scarf, which be purchased for £70. While an unconventional choice of memorabilia for a summer Jubilee, it will no doubt be useful when the sun goes down on your street-party celebrations.

One of the more conventional jubilee items, the limited-edition platinum jubilee plate, is retailing for £150 on the Westminster Abbey shop. The design was inspired by the purple robe of estate worn by the Queen at her coronation and is finished with 22 carat gold.

From one of the most to one of the less conventional items on the list. Here is Mattel’s Jubilee Barbie doll. The item supposedly sold out in seconds across all sites and is now popping up on eBay for upwards of £200. 

It is a fairly safe assumption that you won’t want the children getting a hold of this one…

Fortnum & Mason have released their silver-plated tea set, comprising a teapot, sugar bowl, and creamer. It is retailing at £1,175, making it one of the pricier options on the list. Each piece is engraved with Fortnum & Mason’s monogram.

Topping the list is Asprey’s platinum jubilee decanter set – these are limited edition, with only 20 having been made. The decanter is made of crystal and depicts five of the horse breeds owned by her majesty. 

At a whopping £20,000, you will want to make sure this one does not end up on the street-party table.