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The Daily Diadem: Princess Miriam’s Diamond Floral Tiara

09.07.2020 by The Court Jeweller // Leave a Comment

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Princess Miriam of Bulgaria wears a diamond and pearl floral tiara with a suite of coral jewels for the wedding of Crown Prince Frederik and Crown Princess Mary of Denmark, May 2004; it’s possible that the jewels were borrowed for the occasion

Even More Tiaras from Crown Princess Victoria’s Wedding

06.20.2020 by The Court Jeweller // Leave a Comment

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We’ve finished our countdown of the best tiara moments from Crown Princess Victoria’s royal wedding in 2010, but there were way more tiaras that actually appeared at the celebration! Here’s a look a whole lot more tiaras from the wedding day!

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Queen Sonja of Norway wore the tiara and jewels from the Norwegian Emerald Parure, an inheritance from Sweden (via Princess Ingeborg)

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Queen Margrethe II of Denmark chose the Pearl Poire Tiara and its married parure, an inheritance from Sweden (via Queen Lovisa)

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Crown Princess Mary of Denmark wore the tiara and jewels from the Danish Ruby Parure, an inheritance from Sweden (via Queen Lovisa)

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Princess Margaretha, eldest sister of King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden, wore the Swedish Aquamarine Kokoshnik

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Princess Birgitta, second sister of King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden, wore Queen Sofia’s Tiara with Princess Sibylla’s Sapphire Necklace

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Princess Desiree, third sister of King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden, wore the Napoleonic Amethyst Parure Tiara

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Princess Christina. youngest sister of King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden, wore the family’s Diamond Six Button Tiara

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The late Countess Gunnila Bernadotte af Wisborg, aunt of King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden, wore her pearl and diamond aigrette

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Grand Duchess Maria Teresa wore the Luxembourg Empire Tiara with the Pearl Fleur-de-Lis Brooch, an inheritance from Sweden (via Princess Ingeborg)

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Queen Paola of Belgium wore Queen Elisabeth’s Art Deco Bandeau

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The Duchess of Brabant (now Queen Mathilde) wore the Brabant Laurel Wreath Tiara

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Princess Astrid of Belgium wore the Savoy-Aosta Tiara

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Princess Claire of Belgium wore her pearl and diamond tiara

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Queen Rania of Jordan wore her Boucheron Bracelet Tiara

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Princess Sarvath of Jordan wore her diamond bandeau

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Princess Rym Ali of Jordan wore a gorgeous diamond tiara

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Queen (now Princess) Beatrix of the Netherlands wore the Mellerio Ruby Parure Tiara

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Princess Laurentien of the Netherlands wore Queen Emma’s Diamond Tiara with its central ruby

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Princess Mabel of Orange-Nassau wore her diamond wedding tiara

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The Countess of Wessex wore her diamond wedding tiara (and a still-unidentified diamond necklace)

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The Princess of Asturias (now Queen Letizia) wore the Spanish Floral Tiara with her own wedding earrings

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Infanta Elena of Spain wore the Marichalar Meander Tiara

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Hereditary Princess Sophie of Liechtenstein wore the Habsburg Fringe Tiara and a gorgeous diamond floral brooch

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Charlene Wittstock (now the Princess of Monaco) wore a stunning pair of diamond girandole-style statement earrings

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Margarita of Bulgaria went tiara-less, but wore plenty of diamonds and pearls

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Rosario of Bulgaria, on the other hand, wore no jewelry at all

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Anna of Bavaria reached for the Bavarian Sunburst Tiara, in one of its last public outings

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Look over the shoulder of the late Prince Friso of Orange-Nassau, and you’ll spot Alexandra of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg, wearing her mother’s Floral Birthday Tiara

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Carina Axelsson wore the Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg Diamond Spike Tiara

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Alexia of Greece and Denmark wore her diamond tiara

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Tatiana Blatnik, then the fiance of Nikolaos of Greece and Denmark, wore a pair of major statement earrings

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Margareta of Romania wore the family’s Greek Key Tiara

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Katherine of Serbia wore her small diamond and pearl tiara

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And finally, a beloved member of the Swedish royal court, the late Countess Alice Trolle-Wachmeister, wore her diamond floral tiara

Even More Jewels from Crown Princess Victoria’s Wedding Gala

06.13.2020 by The Court Jeweller // Leave a Comment

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Our countdown of the best royal jewels at Crown Princess Victoria’s pre-wedding gala may be finished, but there are more jewels to enjoy from the event! Here’s a look at even more royal jewels worn at the gala, which was held ten years ago this month…

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Crown Princess Mary of Denmark wore a suite of diamond and morganite jewels from Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen. The set includes a necklace and matching earrings.

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She also wore a diamond floral bracelet. I think this is possibly also a Lynggaard piece — perhaps from their Frost range?

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Anne-Marie, the former Queen of Greece, wore diamond earrings, a pearl necklace, stacks of bracelets, and her diamond swan brooch.

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Her daughter, Princess Alexia of Greece and Denmark, wore a dramatic pair of pearl drop earrings.

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Princess Alexandra of Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg, daughter of Princess Benedikte, wore an intriguing set of jewels that appears to be made of diamonds set in gold. I believe the sapphire ring on her left hand is her engagement ring from her first marriage.

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Carina Axelsson, partner of Alexandra’s brother, Prince Gustav, was also in attendance. She wore pearls, floral earrings, and a ruby ring.

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Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway wore her convertible diamond drop earrings with the faceted red gem pendants…

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…and a diamond bracelet.

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Her sister-in-law, Princess Martha Louise, wore her suite of jewels set with blue-green moonstones.

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Princess Birgitta of Sweden and Hohenzollern, an aunt of the bride, layered lots of jewels, including an impressive pair of diamond pendant earrings and a black-and-white bracelet.

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Also in black and white was Queen (now Princess) Beatrix of the Netherlands, who wore pearl earrings and a pearl necklace.

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She also wore the family’s pearl cluster bangle bracelet.

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The Countess of Wessex was the British royal representative at the gala. For the occasion, she kept her jewelry quite minimal.

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Here, you’ll note that she wore earrings with dark blue drops, plus diamonds on her right wrist.

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Also following the minimalist trend was Hereditary Princess Sophie of Liechtenstein, who wore small earrings and a diamond bracelet on her right wrist.

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The award for most minimal jewels, however, seems to belong to Princess Rym Ali of Jordan, whose only visible jewelry adornment was her gold wedding ring.

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From Spain, the Princess of Asturias (now Queen Letizia) wore modern diamond hoops and one of her favorite bracelets, the diamond and white gold bracelet from Cartier. I believe she’s also wearing her Bulgari Parenthesis ring on her left hand.

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Her sister-in-law, Infanta Elena, wore outfits inspired by traditional Spanish clothing for these wedding celebrations. On this occasion, she kept the jewelry to a minimum, wearing bracelets on both wrists…

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…and earrings with green drops. Also note the interesting ring on her right hand.

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Infanta Cristina went for a super pared-down look for the gala. Her only accessories were these simple pearl stud earrings.

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The Duchess of Brabant (now Queen Mathilde of the Belgians) accessorized with earrings with dark drops, as well as a diamond floral necklace and two diamond bracelets.

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Charlene Wittstock (now the Princess of Monaco) went for a little more oomph with her jewelry than we’re used to seeing. She wore elegant earrings with pearl drops and studs, and her gown featured a brooch-like ornament at the waist.