Jewels of the Nobel Peace Prize Ceremony

The Norwegian royals welcome President Santos to Oslo (Photo: TERJE BENDIKSBY/AFP/Getty Images)

While the majority of the Nobel Prizes are awarded in Stockholm, the Peace Prize is given every year in Oslo. The Norwegian royals attend the ceremony each year; here’s a look at the jewels that Queen Sonja and Crown Princess Mette-Marit wore for the occasion.

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To welcome this year’s winner, President Juan Manuel Santos of Colombia, to the Royal Palace in Oslo, Mette-Marit wore a pair of earrings set with multi-colored gemstones. The earrings are deliberately mismatched. Queen Sonja has a similar pair.

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Queen Sonja wore gold jewelry: earrings, necklace, bracelets, and a brooch. Even her dress has a golden belt embellishment.

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She kept the same jewelry on for the official awarding of the Peace Prize later the same day.

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Mette-Marit, though, changed both her outfit and her jewelry. She swapped the earrings out for this pair of embellished hoops.

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And here you can see the diamond ring on her left hand. (This also gives another good angle on her headpiece, which I actually really like.)