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Princess Sofia brought a delightful surprise with her to the Nobels this year — a new setting of her tiara! Here’s a look at all her jewels.

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Princess Sofia wore a vibrant turquoise gown from Swedish designer Emelie Janrell.

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She accessorized the gown with a brand-new turquoise setting of her diamond palmette tiara.

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The addition of the turquoises means that Sofia now has three sets of gemstones to wear atop her wedding tiara. Along with the all-diamond setting, the tiara can also be worn with emeralds and pearls.

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With the turquoise tiara, Sofia wore an impressive pair of turquoise and diamond earrings.

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The earrings feature a pear-shaped turquoise stud and a pear-shaped drop, each ringed with a halo of diamonds. More diamonds could be found in the bow brooch she used to secure the sash of the Order of the Seraphim.

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What do you think of Sofia’s latest tiara surprise?

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For one of the most important royal galas of the year, the annual presentation of the Nobel Prizes, Queen Silvia of Sweden reached for major heirloom jewels. Here’s a look at all the sparkle!

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For the presentation and banquet, Queen Silvia wore a gown by Elie Saab.

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This photograph shows the elaborate embellishment of the gown in better detail.

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As she has for the past two years, Silvia reached for Queen Sofia’s Tiara for the Nobels. See the incredible workmanship of the tiara up close over here.

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With the diamond tiara, she wore even more diamond accessories: diamond floral earrings from the Braganza parure, as well as a major diamond riviere.

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She also wore the Leuchtenberg Pearl and Ruby Brooch, which was given by King Oscar I to Queen Josefina. The five pearls represent their five children.

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Diamonds also sparkled on her right wrist, stacked with a gold Cartier Love Bracelet…

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…and on a pair of slim gold bangles on her left wrist.

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What did you think of Queen Silvia’s jewels for this year’s Nobel celebrations?

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Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden dazzled on Tuesday evening at the annual presentation of the Nobel Prizes in Stockholm. Here’s a closer look at her jewelry!

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Victoria chose a voluminous black-and-white gown for this year’s presentation and banquet.

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The dress was made by Swedish-Eritrean designer Selam Fessahaye. Earlier this year, she wore a pink gown by the same designer for the Polar Music Prize.

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Victoria kept her jewels relatively streamlined for the occasion, wearing all-diamond jewels with the eye-catching gown.

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She chose a tiara that has become closely associated with her, the Baden Fringe Tiara, for the evening.

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Here’s another look at the classic sunburst fringe tiara from the banquet.

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With the tiara, she wore a small diamond riviere and diamond drop earrings. The earrings were originally part of Queen Josefina’s Diamond Stomacher Necklace.

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She secured the sash of the Order of the Seraphim with one of the family’s sparkling diamond rose brooches.

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On her left wrist, she wore a stack of delicate bracelets.

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What’s your take on Victoria’s jewels for this year’s Nobels?