Grace Wilson-Vanderbilt |Famous Emerald Cartier Jewels | Important Vanderbilt Diamond Jewels Choker History

Grace Wilson-Vanderbilt |Famous Emerald Cartier Jewels | Important Vanderbilt Diamond Jewels Choker Stomacher History emeraldcollar emerald tiara emerald garland tiara
Grace Wilson-Vanderbilt |Famous Emerald Cartier Jewels | Important Vanderbilt Diamond Jewels Choker Stomacher History

Grace Wilson-Vanderbilt |Famous Emerald Cartier Jewels | Important Vanderbilt Diamond Jewels Choker Stomacher History

Mrs Vanderbilt | Extraordinary jewels from the collection of Grace Wilson Vanderbilt

Websites from the year 2005 – and 2006

 Diamond Rose Brooch Royal Imperial Jewelry History| Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt

Princess Mathilde |THE TUDOR ROSE, A MAGNIFICENT ANTIQUE DIAMOND CORSAGE BROOCH made by Mellerio

Grace Wilson-Vanderbilt |Cartier Jewels | Important Vanderbilt Diamond Jewels Necklace Stomacher History

Above in the picture, Grace Wilson-Vanderbilt (1870-1953) she was the daughter-in-law of Cornelius Vanderbilt II and Mrs. Alice Gwynne Vanderbilt, the "Queen of New York society".
Queen of the Golden Age – Grace Wilson-Vanderbilt |Cartier Jewels | Important Vanderbilt Diamond Jewels Necklace Stomacher History
Above in the picture, Grace Wilson-Vanderbilt (1870-1953) she was the daughter-in-law of Cornelius Vanderbilt II and Mrs. Alice Gwynne Vanderbilt, the „Queen of New York society“.

THE TUDOR ROSE A MAGNIFICENT ANTIQUE DIAMOND CORSAGE BROOCH, BY THEODORE FESTER| Vanderbilt Jewels

Grace Wilson-Vanderbilt 1870-1953 |Cartier| Stomacher Necklace Diamond | Jewel History

Grace Wilson-Vanderbilt |Cartier Jewels | Important Vanderbilt Diamond Jewels Necklace Stomacher History

Vanderbilt Jewels Tudor Rose Brooch Stomacher - Mrs Vanderbilts Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Royal Jewels History
Vanderbilt Jewels Tudor Rose Brooch Stomacher – Mrs Vanderbilts Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Royal Jewels History

Corbeille de Mariage Edith Vanderbilt Dresser Stuyvesant | Boucheron Rubies Collier

Edith Vanderbilt Dresser Stuyvesant Jewels| Boucheron Ruby Diamond Tiara and Brooch| Ruby Parure Wedding Gifts

Vanderbilt Family

Gladys Vanderbilt Wedding Jewels| Countess Gladys Szechenyi | Important large Diamond of 62,09ct Diamond Necklace |Imperial-Royal Austria Hungary Jewel History

Gladys Vanderbilt Countess Szechenyi | Cartier Diamond Tiara Coronation Jewels Garland Choker Stomacher| Dollar Princess Golden Age

Amethyst Tiara Cartier Tiara Gladys Vanderbilt Wedding Jewels| Countess Gladys Szechenyi | Important large Diamond Amethyst Choker |Imperial-Royal Austria Hungary Jewel History

Canadian Maple Leaf Brooch |The Queen | Queen Elisabeth II Brooch| Diamond Platinum brooch |Duchess of Cambridge

One of Her Majesty’s Commonwealth brooch – the Canadian Maple-Leaf Brooch 1939

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Queen Elizabeth II | QUEEN ELIZABETH’S CANADIAN MAPLE-LEAF BROOCH | Katherine Duchess of Cambridge | Queen Mother Royal Jewels Great Britain and Ireland

Queen Emma of the Netherlands | Important engraved Diamond | Oscar Massin Pendant

Update from 2008 the engagement gift to Princess Emma from the King of the Netherlands. A large diamond with his portrait the pendant made by Oscar Massin.

Queen Emma of the Netherlands | Important engraved Diamond | Oscar Massin Pendant the engagement gift to Princess Emma from the King of the Netherlands. A large diamond with his portrait the pendant made by Oscar Massin.
Queen Emma of the Netherlands | Important engraved Diamond | Oscar Massin Pendant | Engagement gift from the King

Queen Emma Royal Wedding| Diamond Wedding Gifts and Presents

Diamond Devante de Corsage and Diamond Tiara made by Massin for Ekaterina Dadiani | Catherine Dadiany |Dadianov Jewels

Grand duchess Stephanie von Baden | Emeralds Grand Duchess Stephanie de Beauharnais| Royal Imperial Emerald Necklace Collier Earrings| Mrs Robert Hudson Viscountess Hudson

Grand duchess Stephanie von Baden | Emeralds Grand Duchess Stephanie de Beauharnais| Royal Imperial Emerald Necklace Collier Earrings| Mrs Robert Hudson Viscountess Hudson

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Grand Duchess Stephanie – Emerald Necklace – Parure

close-up of the Beauharnais Imperial Emerald Diamond Necklace>>

close-up of the Historic Napoleonic Emerald Diamond Parure>>

Weiteres Bild der Napoleonic Emerald Parure Smaragdgarnitur >>

Beauharnais Smaragd Parure| Grand Duchess Stephanie of Baden Imperial Emeralds >>

Grandduchess Stephanie von Baden | Emeralds Grand Duchess Stephanie de Beauharnais| Royal Imperial Emerald Necklace Collier Earrings| Mrs Robert Hudson Viscountess Hudson

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Emerald Tiara Jewels | Auguste Amalie de Beauharnais, Duchess of Leuchtenberg | Princess of Bavaria| Royal Imperial History

Auguste Amalie Beauharnais |Smaragd Juwelen der Herzogin von Leuchtenberg|Kaiserliche Diamanten und Royaler Schmuck

Platinum Jubilee Exhibition | Windsor Castle |Royal Jewels to see

On display for the first time is a group of four brooches belonging to Her Majesty, each representing a nation of the United Kingdom, with a sprig of shamrock for Northern Ireland,

The Queen’s Shamrock of Northern Ireland Brooch | Queen Elizabeth II The Queen Brooches Royal Jewel History to see at the Platinum Jubilee exhibiton 2022 Windsor Castle
The Queen’s Shamrock of Northern Ireland Brooch | Queen Elizabeth II The Queen Brooches Royal Jewel History to see at the Platinum Jubilee exhibition 2022 Windsor Castle

Sprays of daffodils for Wales,

The Queen’s Daffodil of Wales Brooch | Queen Elizabeth II The Queen Brooches Royal Jewel History to see at the Platinum Jubilee exhibiton 2022 Windsor Castle
The Queen’s Daffodil of Wales Brooch | Queen Elizabeth II The Queen Brooches Royal Jewel History to see at the Platinum Jubilee exhibition 2022 Windsor Castle

Thistles for Scotland

The Queen’s Thistle of Scotland Brooch | Queen Elizabeth II The Queen Brooches Royal Jewel History to see at the Platinum Jubilee exhibiton 2022 Windsor Castle
The Queen’s Thistle of Scotland Brooch | Queen Elizabeth II The Queen Brooches Royal Jewel History to see at the Platinum Jubilee exhibition 2022 Windsor Castle

and roses for England.

The brooches are made of gold, set with white, pink and yellow diamonds and, for the shamrock, emeralds.

The Queen has worn these brooches on numerous occasions, often while visiting the nation represented by the emblem.

The Queen’s Rose of
England Brooch The Queen’s Rose of England Brooch | The Queen Brooches Royal Jewel History to see at the Platinum Jubilee exhibiton 2022 Windsor Castle
The Queen’s Rose of
England Brooch The Queen’s Rose of England Brooch | The Queen Brooches Royal Jewel History to see at the Platinum Jubilee exhibition 2022 Windsor Castle
Queen Elizabeth II | Daffodil Diamond Spray Brooch Gift of The Sheik of Oman |Royal Jewels Great Britain and Ireland
Queen Elizabeth II | Thistle Diamond Brooch Gift of The Sultan of Oman | Three Scotland Thistle in Diamonds|Royal Jewels Great Britain and Ireland
Queen Elizabeth II | Shamrock Diamond Brooch Gift of The Sultan of Oman | Three Leaf Clovers in Diamonds|Royal Jewels Great Britain and Ireland
Queen Elizabeth II | Two Roses with Bud Diamond Brooch Gift of The Sultan of Oman | Rose Spray in white and pink Diamonds|Royal Jewels Great Britain and Ireland

Special Coronation display opens at Windsor Castle to
celebrate Her Majesty The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee
Windsor Castle 7 July – 26 September 202

Special Coronation display opens at Windsor Castle to celebrate Her Majesty The Queen’s Platinum Jubilee
Continuing the celebration of Her Majesty’s Platinum Jubilee, a special display at Windsor Castle will
open to visitors on Thursday, 7 July .

Platinum Jubilee: The Queen’s Coronation explores
the Coronation through portraiture, photographs and items of Her Majesty’s dress and jewellery,
including the Coronation Dress, Robe of Estate and the Coronation Necklace and Earrings.
The Queen’s Coronation, which took place at Westminster Abbey on 2 June 1953, was one of the
most significant occasions of the 20th century. The event was a source of national celebration, seen to
usher in a new age of progress and a spirit of optimism in post-war Britain. Three million people lined
the processional route in London and many more took part in church services and street parties
across the country. An estimated 27 million people – over half of the UK population – watched the
Coronation service on television, while a further 11 million listened to the radio broadcast.
Her Majesty’s Coronation Dress and Robe of Estate are on display in the spectacular setting of
St George’s Hall, the largest room in the Castle. Designed by the British couturier Sir Norman
Hartnell, the Coronation Dress was created in the finest white duchesse satin, richly embroidered in a
lattice-work effect with an iconographic scheme of floral emblems in gold and silver thread and pastel-
coloured silks, encrusted with seed pearls, sequins and crystals. Hartnell, who had previously designed
The Queen’s wedding dress in 1947, submitted eight designs for consideration. Her Majesty selected
the eighth design but requested that the emblems of the seven independent states of which she was
monarch be incorporated, together with those of England, Scotland, Ireland and Wales. A colourful
sketch of Hartnell’s ninth and final design is on display alongside original embroidery samples, giving
visitors an insight into the process of designing the dress.
Her Majesty’s Robe of Estate was made by the royal robe-makers Ede & Ravenscroft of purple silk
velvet woven by the firm of Warner & Sons, and was embroidered at the Royal School of
Needlework. The goldwork embroidery design features wheat ears and olive branches, symbolising
prosperity and peace, surrounding the crowned EIIR cipher. It took 12 embroideresses, using 18
different types of gold thread, more than 3,500 hours to complete the work between March and May
1953.
Her Majesty’s Coronation Necklace and Earrings are on display in the Lantern Lobby. Originally made
for Queen Victoria in 1858 and comprising of 28 diamonds, the necklace was subsequently worn by
Queen Alexandra, Queen Mary and Queen Elizabeth (The Queen Mother) at their coronations in
1902, 1911 and 1937 respectively. The Coronation Earrings had also been worn by Queen Mary and
Queen Elizabeth on their coronation days.

Also on display are brooches representing the emblems of some Commonwealth countries. These
include the Canadian Maple-leaf Brooch, worn by Her Majesty (then Princess Elizabeth) on her first
visit to Canada in 1951; the Flame-Lily Brooch, the emblem of Zimbabwe, which was pinned to
Queen’s mourning clothes when she returned to Britain from Kenya after the death of her father in
1952; the New Zealand Silver Fern Brooch, the Australian Wattle Brooch, and the Sri Lanka Brooch.
A highlight of the display will be a 2.5-metre-tall portrait of The Queen by Sir Herbert James Gunn.
Commissioned to commemorate the Coronation, it continues a long tradition of formal portraiture of
new monarchs in their Coronation clothes, often referred to as ‘State Portraits’. Her Majesty is
depicted in the Throne Room at Buckingham Palace wearing the Coronation Dress, Robe of Estate,
Coronation Necklace and Earrings, Diamond Diadem and the Collar and Badge of the Most Noble
Order of the Garter. This badge, known as the Marlborough George, is also part of the display.
Originally made for George IV in 1828, the gold figure of St. George on a rearing horse slaying the
dragon, the emblem of the Order, is mounted in enamel and diamonds. The Collar and Badge are
worn by The Queen for the annual Garter Day service at St. George’s Chapel, Windsor Castle and
for the State Opening of Parliament.
The leading British fashion and portrait photographer Cecil Beaton was chosen to take the official
photographs of the Coronation. These were taken inside Buckingham Palace after The Queen had
returned from Westminster Abbey. A three-quarter length portrait, on display in the Lantern Lobby,
shows Her Majesty wearing the Imperial State Crown and holding the sceptre and orb. Breaking with
tradition, Beaton added an air of theatricality and glamour by photographing the young Queen against
a painted backdrop of Henry VII’s Lady Chapel in Westminster Abbey. The use of the profile pose
provides a sense of tradition and continuity, as monarchs have been depicted in profile on coins,
medals, and stamps though the ages.
A digital event Royal Jewels: A Platinum Jubilee Celebration will take place at 19:00 on Thursday,
28 July. Caroline de Guitaut, Deputy Surveyor of The Queen’s Works of Art and curator of the
Platinum Jubilee display, will be in conversation with Carol Woolton, former Jewellery Editor of Vogue
to discuss items of The Queen’s jewellery on display at Windsor Castle and Buckingham Palace this
summer. Tickets can be booked at www.rct.uk

Platinum Jubilee: The Queen’s Coronation will be part of a visit to Windsor Castle from 7 July – 26
September 2022 and is included in the price of a general admission ticket. Windsor Castle is open to
visitors Thursday to Monday, remaining closed on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. For tickets and visitor
information: www.rct.uk, T. +44 (0)303 123 7304

Lady Decies |Helen Vivian Gould|Cartier Diamond Tiara crown-shaped tiara with singularly large, beautiful stones|American Heiress|England Aristocratic Noble Jewel History

First wife of the 5th Lord Decies – the heiress Vivian Gould – pear shaped diamond tiara with scrolls from Cartier, wedding gift of her father, the magnate Gould, corbeille de mariage and trousseau with royal jewels from the Golden Age

Lady Decies |Helen Vivian Gould|Cartier Diamond Tiara crown-shaped tiara with singularly large, beautiful stones|American Heiress|England Aristocratic Noble Jewel History

Lady Decies |Helen Vivian Gould|Cartier Diamond Tiara crown-shaped tiara with singularly large, beautiful stones|American  Heiress|England Aristocratic Noble Jewel History marriage gifts
Lady Decies |Helen Vivian Gould|Cartier Diamond Tiara crown-shaped tiara with singularly large, beautiful stones|American Heiress|England Aristocratic Noble Jewel History

Lady Decies |Garland Diamond Tiara|Cartier Diamond Wreath Diadem Mrs. Harry Lehr| Elizabeth de la Poer Beresford Drexel| England Aristocratic Noble Jewel History

Coronation Tiaras | British Peeress
Lady Decies |Garland Diamond Tiara|Cartier Diamond Whreat Diadem Mrs.Harry Lehr| Elizabeth de la Poer Beresford Drexel| England Aristocratic Noble Jewel History
 

Above in the paiting Elizabeth Lady Decies is pictured with her famous Cartier jewels at the Coronation in 1937.
Lady Decies |Garland Diamond Tiara|Cartier Diamond Wreat Diadem Mrs. Harry Lehr| Elizabeth de la Poer Beresford Drexel| England Aristocratic Noble Jewel History
 
Above in the painting Elizabeth, Lady Decies is pictured with her famous Cartier jewels at the Coronation in 1937

Lady Decies |Garland Diamond Tiara|Cartier Diamond Whreat Diadem Mrs.Harry Lehr| Elizabeth de la Poer Beresford Drexel| England Aristocratic Noble Jewel History
Lady Decies Diadem|Diamond Garland Tiara|Cartier Diamond Wreath Diadem Mrs.Harry Lehr| Elizabeth de la Poer Beresford Drexel| England Aristocratic Noble Jewel History

Lady Decies Diadem|Diamond Garland Tiara|Cartier Diamond Wreath Diadem Mrs.Harry Lehr| Elizabeth de la Poer Beresford Drexel| England Aristocratic Noble Jewel History

Lady Decies Art deco Diamond Tiara | Cartier Diadem |Elizabeth Drexel Lehr

Important Jewels from Great Jewelry Collectors

Lady Decies Art deco Diamond Tiara | Cartier Diadem |Elizabeth Drexel Lehr   --Lady Decies cartier sautoir
Lady Decies Art deco Diamond Tiara | Cartier Diadem |Elizabeth Drexel Lehr
Elizabeth Wharton "Bessie" Drexel | The Former Mrs. Lehr Cartier Diamond Sautoir of wreath links, bow ornaments and diamond tassels | Later Lady Decies
Elizabeth Wharton „Bessie“ Drexel | The Former Mrs. Lehr Cartier Diamond Sautoir of wreath links, bow ornaments and diamond tassels | Later Lady Decies