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| Elena Vladimirovna’s Latticework Kokoshnik (Image: Wikimedia Commons) |
Grand Duchess Elena Vladimirovna of Russia (later Princess Nicholas of Greece and Denmark) wears a latticework kokoshnik as a part of her Russian imperial court dress, ca. 1898
Beatrice in Palma de Mallorca
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| Beatrice Borromeo in Palma de Mallorca (Photo: Carlos Alvarez/Getty Images) |
The Spanish royals aren’t the only ones who have been enjoying a holiday in Palma de Mallorca recently. Two members of the extended princely family of Monaco — Pierre Casiraghi and his wife, Beatrice Borromeo — have also been spending part of August in Spain. Today is Beatrice’s birthday, and to celebrate, let’s have a look at the jewelry she wore at the Copa del Rey Mapfre Sailing Cup Awards on August 6.
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| Photo: Carlos Alvarez/Getty Images |
A spiky statement necklace made of irregularly-shaped stones was the focal point of her jewelry for the awards ceremony. The piece is composed of two rows of stones, with a large marble-ized rock in the center of the top row of the necklace and tooth-like fringe pieces on each side.
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| Photo: Carlos Alvarez/Getty Images |
We also got a view of some of Beatrice’s rings and her watch…
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| Photo: Carlos Alvarez/Getty Images |
…as well as a bangle bracelet.
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| Photo: Carlos Alvarez/Getty Images |
A very sunburned Pierre was at the awards ceremony as well. Pierre is the younger son of Princess Caroline of Monaco.
The Daily Diadem: Maria Alexandrovna’s Diamond Fringe
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| Maria Alexandrovna’s Diamond Fringe (Photo: Wikimedia Commons) |
The Duchess of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha (born Grand Duchess Maria Alexandrovna of Russia) wears her diamond fringe tiara, ca. 1914