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…

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.

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

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

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

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.

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

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

…and a diamond bracelet.

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

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.

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

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

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

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

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

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.

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.

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…

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

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

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.

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.

Here’s one more view of that ornament on her gown.

The always-elegant Princess Rosario of Bulgaria chose a pair of stunning statement earrings for the gala and concert.

And last but not least, we’ve got elegant pearls from Crown Princess Katharine of Serbia.