Sparkling Royal Jewels From Around the World
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays, everyone! No matter how you celebrate, I’m thinking about you this time of year and hoping that you have a brilliant and wonderful holiday season. As we all celebrate with family and friends in our own homes, here’s a look at some of the festive celebrations that the royals have been taking part in this December.
Today is Christmas Day, and I wanted to take a moment to send my best holiday wishes to everyone who has read, commented, shared, and enjoyed articles here at The Court Jeweller this year. No matter how you celebrate, I truly hope that this holiday season has brought some joy, light, and laughter into your lives—just as all of you always bring brightness and cheer into mine! I can never quite express how truly thankful I am to those of you who join me here each day. This website celebrates its ninth birthday on New Year’s Day, and it wouldn’t have made it a fraction of that time without dedicated and wonderful readers like all of you.
I’m rounding up a few royal Christmas cards in this article to bring us some extra holiday fun today, and tomorrow, we’ll begin our countdown of the best royal jewels worn in 2022! (I’m not sure when I’ll be able to cover the British royal jewels at Sandringham this year, but feel free to discuss them in the comments of this article.) Until then, I’m hoping that each of you has a happy and healthy day, and a wonderful tomorrow as well.
Lauren (Ella Kay)
Many of us are trying to be careful and selective about our holiday gatherings this season, but today, let’s indulge in a little bejeweled fantasy, shall we? Picture it: you’ve been invited to attend a white-tie Christmas Ball, and it’s time to choose a tiara to wear. What better time than this to don one of the gorgeous wreath tiaras from Europe’s royal collections? Here are some ideas to help you dream up the perfect jewelry ensemble.