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Battenberg Pearls Pearl Necklace|Ruby Pearl Coronation Jewels Nadejda Mikhailovna de Torby Countess Milford Haven|Princess Battenberg|Mountbatten Historic Royal Jewels History

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Battenberg Pearls Pearl Necklace Pearl String| Nadejda Mikhailovna de Torby Countess Milford Haven|Princess Georg Battenberg|Mountbatten Historic Royal Jewels History

Battenberg Pearls Pearl Necklace Pearl String| Romanov Princess Nadejda Mikhailovna de Torby Countess Milford Haven|Princess Battenberg|Mountbatten Historic Royal Jewels History
Battenberg Pearls Pearl Necklace Pearl String| Romanov Princess Nadejda Mikhailovna de Torby Countess Milford Haven|Princess Battenberg|Mountbatten Historic Royal Jewels History

Battenberg Pearls Pearl Necklace|Ruby Faberge Tiara Diadem |Pearl Coronation jewels Nadejda Mikhailovna de Torby Countess Milford Haven|Princess Battenberg|Mountbatten Historic Royal Jewels History

Coronation Gown in 1936 - with Battenberg Pearls Pearl Necklace|Romanov Ruby | Pearl Coronation jewels | Romnov Princess Nadejda Mikhailovna de Torby Countess Milford Haven|Princess Battenberg|Mountbatten Historic Royal Jewels History Grand Duke Michael Mikhailovich married morganatically, he lived abroad. Many contemporaries perceived him and his wife, Sophie Nikolaievna of Merenberg, more as permanent participants in British social life than members of the Russian Imperial House. "The Countess de Torby was extremely friendly and loved by Londoners. She suffered from her husband's rudeness. The Grand Duke reviled his Russian relatives day and night," Felix Yusupov recalled about the couple. In fact, Michael Mikhailovich never forgot that he was the grandson of the Emperor and, like Romanov by birth, he was entitled to many privileges. The miniature star of The Order of St. Catherine was the central motif of his wife's diamond and ruby tiara. The highest Russian order for women with a red ribbon had the motto "For Love and Fatherland". All Grand Duchesses received it when they became members of the Romanov family. Neither Alexander III nor Nicholas II awarded Sophie with this order.
Coronation Gown in 1936 – with Battenberg Pearls Pearl Necklace|Romanov Ruby Coronation jewels | Romanov Princess Nadejda Mikhailovna de Torby Countess Milford Haven|Princess Battenberg|Mountbatten Historic Royal Jewels History

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