Crown Princess Victoria at the 2016 Nobel Banquet (Photo: SOREN ANDERSSON/AFP/Getty Images)

In my opinion, we’ve saved the very best Nobel jewels and gown for last! Here’s a closer look at the inventive jewel pairing chosen by Crown Princess Victoria for the Nobels — and that gown!

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Victoria wore the larger Napoleonic Cut-Steel Tiara, a piece she’s worn with relative frequency over the years. The tiara combines gold with highly-polished steel, and it manages to sparkle without a single diamond. As the tiara’s name suggests, it dates to the Napoleonic period, making it about two centuries old.

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Here’s a side view of the tiara and Victoria’s hairstyle…

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And here’s the hair and the tiara from the back.

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Victoria chose to wear the tiara with pieces from another suite of jewels: the Cameo Parure. This set of gold, pearl, and cameo jewels dates to the same period as the Cut-Steel Tiara. Victoria famously wore the cameo parure, including the tiara, on her wedding day in 2010. Above, a good look at the necklace…

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And here, a nice view of the necklace’s ornate diamond clasp.

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Victoria wore the earrings from the set, shown in detail above.

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She also wore the suite’s bracelet on her left wrist. Also on that wrist: a delicate silver bracelet. You can also spot her engagement and wedding rings here.

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And she secured her Order of the Seraphim sash with the brooch from the set (which was possibly a later addition to the suite).

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She pinned the back of the sash to her gown using a diamond rosette brooch.

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Here’s a good, detailed look at Victoria’s family order badge, with its specific portrait and diamond frame.

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And now: the gown! The dress is a custom design from H&M, featuring golden embroidery on a light gray base — gold and steel, just like the tiara. The piece was made using sustainable materials.

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Just one look won’t do it justice; here’s another angle from the Nobel ceremony, where you can really see the train.

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And one more of the back of the gown, just for fun!

Queen Silvia attends the 2016 Nobel Banquet (Photo: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images)

We’ve got a major heirloom parure and a divisive sequined dress for you in our post on Queen Silvia’s Nobel jewels! Enjoy close-ups of the tiara, the jewels, and the gown below…

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For the past several years, Queen Silvia has been alternating between two tiaras — Queen Sofia’s Tiara and the Leuchtenberg Sapphire Tiara — for the Nobels. It makes things a bit predictable, but at least both tiaras are major pieces! This year, it was the Leuchtenberg’s turn.

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Here’s a good look at the earrings from the sapphire parure…

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…and here’s the necklace and the brooch. (I did a post with clearer close-ups of this set earlier, if you’re interested!)

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Here’s Silvia’s RFO badge. Again, different portrait of King Carl XVI Gustaf, different diamond frame.

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And here’s the dress. There are a LOT of sequins involved, and I don’t love the way it pulls focus from the jewels. But the silhouette does look comfortable, so there’s that!

Princess Madeleine attends the 2016 Nobel Prize Banquet (Photo: SOREN ANDERSSON/AFP/Getty Images)

Continuing our marvel at the jewels of last night’s Nobel … time for a closer look at Princess Madeleine’s tiara, jewels, and gown!

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Madeleine wore the Connaught Diamond Tiara, which is over a century old. It originally belonged to Madeleine’s great-grandmother, Princess Margaret of Connaught.

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Here’s another angle on the tiara (and a good look at Madeleine’s hairstyle). Madeleine has only worn the tiara once before: at the wedding of her sister, Crown Princess Victoria, in 2010. Last year, Crown Princess Victoria wore the tiara at the Nobels.

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Madeleine wore diamond and pearl drop earrings with the tiara.

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And, appropriately, she also wore the family’s diamond and pearl bow brooch with the pearl pendant to secure her Order of Seraphim sash.

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Here’s a closer look at Madeleine’s royal family order badge. See how the portrait of King Carl XVI Gustaf is different than the one we saw on Princess Sofia? The diamond frames around each portrait are also slightly unique.

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And finally, a good look at Madeleine’s gown, which was designed by Fadi el Khoury.