Duchess of Cornwall 'crowns herself' during Jordan visit The Duchess, who will be Princess Consort, rather than Queen, when her husband becomes King, was visiting a children's museum founded by Jordan's Queen Rania in Amman on the second day of the couple's Middle East tour. The Duchess also painted a pebble with a group of children and planted a kumquat tree. "Oh my embarrassing pebble," she said as it was placed by the tree. Don't look at my pebble. It's not my best piece of art. Meanwhile the Prince of Wales visited the King Hussein mosque in Amman where he was shown round by Prince Ghazi bin Muhammad. In the mosque he took off his shoes and put on some white slippers, and asked questions about how many mosques there are in the city and about the carpet and the chandeliers. After the visit he took part in an inter-faith discussion to promote the Amman Message, which King Abdullah is using to preach tolerance and mutual understanding, clarifying Islam's place as a peaceful religion. The Royal couple were reunited at the Hummar Palace, where the Duchess curtsied to Queen Rania after kissing her on both cheeks. The couple were piped in by Jordanian bagpipers as they arrived for their meeting with the King and Queen.