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The results are in from this week’s tiara contests!

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The Danish Ruby Parure Tiara vs. The Danish Floral Aigrette

Okay, everybody — this was a wild ride. After two users attempted to stuff the ballot box (!) in this poll, I had to remove hundreds of fraudulent votes from the tally and change the security settings on the software we use to count the votes. (To reassure those who are convinced there’s some sort of agenda here: I do not care which tiaras/jewels win these polls. I do this for your entertainment. I’m working for accuracy in tallying your votes here, not angling for some pre-determined outcome, okay???) Anyway! The Danish Ruby Parure Tiara pulled off a win in this round, bringing in 59.12% of the vote, while 40.88% of you selected the Danish Floral Aigrette.

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Queen Josefina’s Diamond Tiara vs. The Norwegian Emerald Parure Tiara

This was our only “upset” of the week! While Queen Josefina’s Diamond Tiara brought in 43.62% of your votes, the Norwegian Emerald Parure Tiara was the victor in this contest, chosen by 56.38% of voters.

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The Leuchtenberg Sapphire Parure Tiara vs. The Swedish Aquamarine Kokoshnik

This was a seriously close one! Though the Swedish Aquamarine Kokoshnik was picked by 48.96% of you, the Leuchtenberg Sapphire Parure Tiara triumphed with 51.04% of the vote.

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The Khedive of Egypt Tiara vs. Princess Benedikte’s Floral Birthday Tiara

Our final Wild Card round of the tournament was a runaway! The Khedive of Egypt Tiara dominated the competition, bringing in 74.52% of the vote, while Princess Benedikte’s Floral Birthday Tiara was preferred by 25.48% of voters.

No break between rounds this week: the votes for our Final Four candidates will begin bright and early tomorrow!

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It’s time for another roundup of the royal jewels we’ve seen out and about during the last month! Here’s a look at the royal jewels of September.

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Let’s start off in Belgium, where Queen Mathilde is still the master of matching her mask to her outfit. On September 1, she even matched her earrings to both! She wore earrings featuring orange studs and gold leaf pendants in Tervuren as Princess Eleonore began her first day of school at Sacred Heart College.

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Major white statement earrings accompanied Queen Mathilde on a visit to the Wikifin Lab in Brussels on September 8.

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Queen Mathilde wore another pair of her signature gold earrings, this time in a large leaf design, for a visit to Lievegem, connected with the Queen Mathilde Foundation, on September 15.

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Diamond earrings complemented Queen Mathilde’s sparkling sequin mask for a concert by the Collegium Vocale on September 22 in Ghent.

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On September 23, Queen Mathilde wore classic diamond drop earrings for her visit to the Center for the Evaluation of Vaccines in Antwerp.

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Over in Luxembourg, a pair of family celebrations took center stage this month. The first was the wedding of Archduchess Gabriella, the niece of Grand Duke Henri, and Prince Henri of Bourbon-Parma on September 12 in Austria. For her wedding day, Gabriella borrowed the Grand Duchess Adelaide Tiara.

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On September 19, the grand ducal family attended a service of thanksgiving for the baptism of a future grand duke, Prince Charles. He’s the son of Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume and Hereditary Grand Duchess Stephanie. For the service, Stephanie wore vintage diamond earrings and a pearl sautoir with a lovely tassel detail. (See the full necklace here!)

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For the service, Grand Duchess Maria Teresa was a proud grandmother in a lovely pair of long modern earrings.

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Prince Charles’s aunt, Princess Claire, also attended the service, wearing a necklace with golden charms.

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In the Netherlands, the highlight of September was Prinsjesdag, the annual opening of parliament. Though the celebrations were naturally scaled back, Queen Maxima attended in sparkling diamond and citrine jewels from the royal vaults.

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Princess Laurentien also attended the Prinsjesdag celebrations on September 15, wearing family diamonds and aquamarines.

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On September 9, Queen Maxima wore her statement-making shell earrings for the national Music Table Day meeting on sustainable music education in Katwijk.

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Queen Maxima was classic in pearls on September 16 for a tour of the new Theater Zuidplein building in Rotterdam.

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For a visit to South East Friesland with King Willem-Alexander on September 17, Queen Maxima wore her rainbow ribbon-style hoop earrings and a gold bracelet with elephant designs.

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Queen Maxima has even worn jewelry for virtual engagements at home in the palace of Huis Ten Bosch in The Hague. For this United Nations meeting, she wore a chunky gold chain necklace.

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Denmark’s princesses have also made several recent appearances. On September 5, which is Flag Day in Denmark, Crown Princess Mary wore the Connaught Sapphire Brooch for a ceremony at Kastellet in Copenhagen.

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On September 17, Crown Princess Mary was a natural choice to help inaugurate the new Australian War Memorial in Copenhagen’s Churchill Park. She wore pearl earrings and a modern pearl and gold brooch for the occasion.

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Princess Marie of Denmark, who currently lives in France, wore floral stud earrings and layered necklaces to view an exhibition of nineteenth-century Danish art at the Petit Palais in Paris on September 18.

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In Norway, Queen Sonja wore a shield-shaped brooch with crown and gem embellishments as she was appointed an honorary citizen of Lillehammer on September 25 following the restoration of her childhood home by the Maihaugen Museum.

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Princess Charlene of Monaco wore diamond studs and layered silver necklaces as she participated in the Calvi-Monaco Water Bike Challenge on September 12.

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On September 24, Princess Charlene was glam in diamonds by Repossi for the annual Monte-Carlo Gala For Planetary Health.

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Princess Stephanie of Monaco wore a pair of petite stud earrings on September 22 as she visited a fashion pop-up featuring designs by her daughter, Pauline Ducruet, at the Monaco Yacht Club.

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One more Grimaldi had a fashion moment in September: Princess Alexandra of Hanover, who wore a necklace with a sparkling charm for a Dior fashion show on September 29 in Paris.

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Queen Letizia of Spain continued her fondness for hoop earrings in September. She wore medium-sized gold hoops for a school visit in Navarra on September 14.

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On September 16, Queen Letizia sported a pair of large diamond-studded hoops as she and King Felipe attended the 125th anniversary celebration for a newspaper, El Heraldo De Aragon, in Zaragoza.

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Classic pearls adorned Queen Suthida of Thailand on September 24 during an event at Siriraj Hospital in Bangkok.

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In Stockholm, Queen Silvia of Sweden wore traditional black-and-white attire for the opening of Sweden’s parliament, the Riksdag, on September 8. Along with her pearl earrings and necklace, Queen Silvia wore one of the family’s diamond and pearl brooches. This particular brooch features a pearl surrounded by diamond “petals” to resemble a flower, flanked by two additional diamonds. It can be worn with or without the pearl drop; Princess Sofia wore it without the drop for the Nobels in 2018.

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On September 30, Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden made a visit to a life support machine center at Karolinksa University Hospital. She wore earrings by Marianne Dulong for the occasion.

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Several of the Windsors also made appearances this September. Princess Beatrice wore delicate bracelets and her engagement and wedding rings as she stopped by a new exhibition featuring her wedding gown (but not tiara) at Windsor Castle on September 23.

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For a visit to Coverwood Farm in Cranleigh on September 24, the Countess of Wessex wore circle stud earrings and a long pendant necklace.

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The Duchess of Cornwall wore the cap badge of The Rifles on September 7 at Beachley Barracks in Wales following her new appointment as Colonel-in-Chief. She also wore two necklaces: her Kiki McDonough blue topaz necklace and her golden Kiwi necklace.

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On September 30, Camilla wore the Turquoise Shamrock Brooch with her favorite pearl drop earrings for a visit to the Ulster Museum in Belfast.

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The Duchess of Cambridge also made several September outings. For visits to the East London Mosque and London Muslim Centre on September 15, Kate wore a new pair of Missoma earrings with rhodochrosite drops.

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On September 22, Kate met with parents, children, and peer supporters, in Battersea Park. She wore gold earrings by Daniella Draper and layered necklaces (one from Spells of Love, another gifted by All the Falling Stars during a previous visit to Galway).

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And for a visit to a scout group in Northolt on September 29, Kate also wore simple jewelry suitable for an outdoor event: her gold double necklace from Spells of Love and delicate gold earrings from All the Falling Stars.

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