Diamond display at royal estate

An exhibition of greetings cards received by The Queen during her Diamond Jubilee has gone on show at Sandringham this weekend.

This Easter weekend many cards will be flying around the country but last year's Diamond Jubilee saw more than 100,000 cards going to just one person.

Many of the handmade cards the Queen got from well-wishers during her Jubilee year are now on display at her Norfolk country retreat of Sandringham.

Click below to watch a report from ITV News Anglia's Natalie Gray and Sandringham House's Helen Walch

A selection of handmade cards sent to the Queen during her Diamond Jubilee have gone on display at Sandringham House in Norfolk.

Click below to watch an interview with Sandringham's public access manager Helen Walch.

The royal residence at Sandringham in Norfolk is putting on display some of the 100,000 cards which were sent to the Queen to mark her Diamond Jubilee in 2012.

The cards are all handmade in a wide variety of materials and styles and the exhibition organisers say they are testament to their makers’ creativity and skill.

Sandringham House, Museum and Gardens open to the public on Saturday 30 March.