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Princess Margrethe of Denmark |Royal Wedding Prince Rene of Bourbon-Parma | Fleur de Lys Diamond Tiara

On June 9th, 1921, an extraordinary couple exchanged vows in a church in Copenhagen, creating a wedding that defied convention and captured the attention of the world. This was no ordinary union, and the circumstances surrounding it were far from ordinary. The bride, Her Royal Highness Princess Margrethe of Denmark, was the daughter of Prince Waldemar of Denmark, himself the youngest son of King Christian IX of Denmark, and Princess Marie of Orléans. The groom, His Royal Highness Prince René of Bourbon-Parma, hailed from a Catholic family, and their wedding took place in the Catholic Sacred Heart of Jesus church, despite the Protestant background of the Danish royal family.

Princess Margrethe’s upbringing was unique, as she was raised in the Catholic faith despite being a member of the Protestant Danish Royal Family. This was due to her mother’s French royal lineage. When Prince Waldemar and Princess Marie married in 1885, it was decided that their sons would be raised as Protestants, while their daughters would be raised as Catholics. Princess Margrethe happened to be the only daughter born from this Protestant-Catholic union.

Fleur de lys in diamonds - Princess Margrethe of Denmark - Princess Renee of Bourbon-Parma Princess Margrethe of Denmark |Royal Wedding Prince Rene of Bourbon-Parma | Fleur de Lys Diamond Tiara Bryllupsgaverne. Mariage princier S. A. R. LE pRINCE RENÉ DE BOURBON- PARME VIENT D'ÉPOUSER S. A. R. LA PRINCESSE MARGUERITE DE DANEMARK  Prinsesse Margrethes Bryllup.

Born in September 1895, Princess Margrethe received the names Margrethe Françoise Louise Marie. Her baptism took place in her parents‘ home two days after her birth, followed by a grander christening ceremony witnessed by family members and public representatives, befitting her status as the granddaughter of the King of Denmark.

Tragedy struck at a young age when Princess Margrethe’s mother passed away in 1909, leaving her motherless at the age of 10. Prince René’s background was equally noteworthy, with his father being the Duke of Parma and his mother born an Infanta of Portugal. He came from a large family, with half-siblings and siblings, including the famous last Empress of Austria, Zita. His brother Felix married the Grand Duchess of Luxembourg, and one of his half-sister Marie-Louise , married Prince Ferdinand I of Bulgaria.

The announcement of the royal engagement on March 11th came as a surprise to many, including those close to Prince Valdemar’s family. However, there were indications that some preparations had been made prior to the announcement. Prince René, accompanied by his brothers, had arrived the day before to meet with Princess Margrethe’s family. The engagement was celebrated at a birthday reception and luncheon for the Danish Crown Prince, where the rest of the family had the opportunity to meet the groom-to-be. Various private dinners were hosted by Prince Waldemar and the Queen Dowager, providing further opportunities for the families to bond and celebrate the upcoming union.

Pre-wedding events continued in the days leading up to the wedding, following the tradition of Royal weddings of that era. Guests arrived, and festivities commenced, including a grand dinner and ball hosted by Prince Waldemar at Bernsdorff Palace. The Royal guests, along with Princess Margrethe’s friends, enjoyed the enchanting evening adorned in elegant attire, captured in a photograph that immortalized the moment.

The photograph revealed a display of tiaras and jewelry, worn by the distinguished guests. Details regarding the specific events and their tiara usage were scarce due to the private nature of these occasions.

The wedding day arrived on June 9th, 1921, with preparations taking place at Bernsdorff Palace. The exterior was decorated with greenery, Danish flags, and the initials of the couple, creating a picturesque scene. Inside the church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, invited guests, including representatives from official authorities, courtiers, and members of the Danish Catholic community, filled the pews. The church itself was adorned with a tasteful and impactful decoration scheme, featuring palms, ivy, rhododendrons, and hydrangeas.

Floral crosses representing both the Danish and French flags adorned the altar.

The Royal guests arrived at the church and were received by the Marshal of the Court, Chamberlain W. Rothe, and other dignitaries. The procession, led by the King and Queen, Prince René and his mother the Duchess of Parma, the Queen Dowager, and other Royal family members, made their way down the aisle to their designated seats. The anticipation grew as the moment approached for the bride and her father to make their entrance. Princess Margrethe, radiating joy, walked beside her father, her magnificent lace train held in place by a wreath of myrtle and orange flowers, accentuated by a delicate diamond tiara, a gift from the groom.

Following the church ceremony, the Royal family returned to Amalienborg, where a luncheon was hosted in their honor. The guests, who had received invitations, extended their congratulations to the newly weds and enjoyed a sumptuous meal accompanied by music and Danish and French melodies. The grandeur of the occasion was enhanced by the beautifully decorated tables adorned with pink roses and the sparkling crystal used for the dining experience.

Outside the palace, crowds of people had gathered, eagerly awaiting a glimpse of the newly weds. Princess Margrethe and Prince René made a balcony appearance, waving to the enthusiastic crowd, before returning inside to continue the luncheon. The celebrations concluded with the departure of the couple, bidding farewell to their family members, and embarking on their journey together. As they left, well-wishers showered them with rice and flowers, adding to the joyful atmosphere.

The wedding of Princess Margrethe and Prince René was a remarkable event that captured the imagination of the public. It defied expectations and highlighted the union of two individuals from different backgrounds and faiths. The day was filled with love, joy, and a sense of unity, as the Royal families and their guests came together to celebrate this extraordinary marriage.

more about the wedding gift and royal jewels of the bride:

Princess Marguerite of Bourbon-Parma Parma Margaret Princess of Denmark| Fleur de lys in diamonds Royal Wedding Tiara Royal Jewel History

Juwelen des dänischen Königshauses| Princess Marie de Orleans Hochzeit| Prinzessin Waldemar von Dänemark

Royal Wedding Gifts Princess Marie of Orleans France|Princess of Denmark|Mariage Presents Royal Jewel History

Mariage du prince Waldemar de Danemark et la princesse Marie d’Orleans|Royal France

Opal and Diamond Tiara Princess Marie of Orleans|Opal Parure Duchess of Chartres|Royal Jewels Denmark

Opal Choker Diamond Ruby and Sapphire Necklace Princess Marie of Orleans |France |Princess of Denmark|Royal Jewel History

Art Deco Necklace – Sautoir | Cartier | Royal Jewels Romania

The forgotten treasure in the ground of the trinket box

Diamond Art Deco Sautoir Necklace from Cartier

After Queen Anne wore it on her wedding day in Athens on 10 June 1948, it was forgotten in a box and nobody realized it was a costly item, once part of the famous large Sapphire Necklace of Queen Marie of Romania and worn on her coronation.

After her death in 1937, she left the sautoir and the large sapphire to her daughter-in-law, Princess Helena of Greece, Crown Princess of Romania.

On 17th November 1947, when the future Queen Elizabeth II married Prince Philip, she wore the diamond sautoir, on the pre-wedding ball together with the greek key or meander diamond tiara.

Art deco Diamond Sautoir, Necklace, Collier, from the famous large sapphireQueen Mother Helene of Romania, On 17th November 1947, when the future Queen Elizabeth II married Prince Philip, she wore the diamond sautoir, on the pre-wedding ball together with the greek key or meander diamond tiara.Meander | Greek Key | La grecque| grecque Méandre | Mäander
Art deco Diamond Sautoir, Necklace, Collier, from the famous large sapphireQueen Mother Helene of Romania, On 17th November 1947, when the future Queen Elizabeth II married Prince Philip, she wore the diamond sautoir, on the pre-wedding ball together with the greek key or meander diamond tiara.

Large Sapphire Necklace Queen Marie of Romania|Art Deco Diamond Sautoir Cartier |Queen Mother Helene, Princess of Greece|Royal Jewel History


Imperial Royal Jewel History |Princess Ileana of Romania wearing the Sapphire Tiara


Maria Pawlowna Grandduchess Vladimir wearing the Royal Sapphire Tiara

Tsarin Alexandra Feodorovna, wife of Nikolaus I. and the Imperial Royal Sapphires


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Pearl and Diamond Tiara | Royal Wedding Gift to Queen Elisabeth | Queen Marie of Romania

Queen Marie of Romania| Pearl and Diamond Tiara Cartier |Art Deco Diadem |Royal Jewel History

Jewels Wedding gifts to Princess Marie of Edinburgh| Crown Princess of Romania list of the Royal Jewelry |Bijuteriile Reginei Maria

Royal Wedding Presents | Juwelen und Schmuck Hochzeitsgeschenke an Kronprinzessin Marie von Rumänien|Bijuteriile Reginei Maria

Royal Wedding gifts to Princess Marie of Edinburgh| Royal Jewelry|Bijuteriile Reginei Maria

Royale Imperiale Geschenke zur Hochzeit an Prinzessin Marie von Edinburgh|Bijuteriile Reginei Maria

Royal Marriage Gift Duchess of Edinburgh |Diamant Brillantkreuz Anhänger ein Hochzeitsgeschenk der Herzogin von Edinburgh|Bijuteriile Reginei Maria

Royal Jewel History| Sapphire Tiara Queen Marie Romania |Bijuteriile Reginei Maria||Königin Marie von Rumänien und ihre Saphir Diadem

Schmuck und Juwelen des Königshaus Rumänien – Romania Royal Jewels|Bijuteriile Reginei Maria

Krönung und Krone der Königin von Rumänien | Royal Jewels Coronation Crown of the Queen|Bijuteriile Reginei Maria

Royal Jewels gifts to Queen of Romania|Imperial Historic Royal Jewelry|Bijuteriile Reginei Maria

Royal Imperial Jewels of Queen Marie of Romania| The jewels of Queen Marie of Romania hidden in a villa in Moscow

Queen Marie of Romania| Gift of her father the Duke of Edinburgh| Head Ornament Mistletoe sprig of diamonds| Boucheron

Queen Marie of Romania| Wedding Gift| Princess Marie of Edinburgh| Royal Circlet Diamond Tiara

Greek Key Tiara with Diamonds of Grand Duchess Viktoria Melitta|Bijuteriele Reginei| Romania Royal Jewel History

Queen Helen | Romanaia Greek Key Tiara with Diamonds | Grand Duchess Viktoria Melitta

Queen Marie-Antoinette Diamonds|Diamants de Coronne |Infanta Alicia Duchess of Calabria| France Royal Jewels

Diamond Bracelets Queen Marie-Antoinette Diamonds|Diamants de Coronne |Infanta Alicia Duchess of Calabria| France Imperial Royal Jewels

Bourbon Parma Royal Ruby Diamond Art Deco Parure| Alicia of Bourbon Parma Chaumet | Infanta of Spain Laula Calabria

Sapphire Parure made for Princess Alicia of Borbón Parma by Chaumet Paris | Spain Royal Family

The important pair of diamond bracelets are worn and pictured from: Maria Anna von Habsburg (1882 -1940), Archduchess of Austria as choker, both bracelets together >>


Royal Jewel l Spanish History Spain María Cristina de Borbón-Dos Sicilias Royal Jewel Spanish History Spain

Princess Maria of Savoy | Royal Italy| Prince Louis of Bourbon-Parma Wedding| Maria of Italy married to Bourbon-Parma

Princess Maria of Savoy | Italian royal tiaras

Princess Maria of Savoy | Royal Italy| Prince Louis of Bourbon-Parma Wedding Maria of Italy married to Bourbon-Parma prince Princess Maria of Savoy | Royal Italy| Prince Louis of Bourbon-Parma Wedding Maria of Italy married to Bourbon-Parma prince Princess Maria of Savoy | Royal Italy| Prince Louis of Bourbon-Parma Wedding Maria of Italy married to Bourbon-Parma prince
Italian royal tiaras: Princess Maria of Savoy | Royal Italy| Prince Louis of Bourbon-Parma Wedding Maria of Italy married to Bourbon-Parma prince

Princess Maria Francesca Diamond Tiara | King Victor-Emmanuel III’s Wedding Gift | Italian royal tiaras

King Victor-Emmanuel III’s wedding gift to his joungest daughter Marie Francesca Savoy - Princess Guy Bourbon Parma Princess Maria Francesca of Savoy | Royal Italy| Prince Louis of Bourbon-Parma Wedding
Italian royal tiaras: King Victor-Emmanuel III’s wedding gift to his joungest daughter Marie Francesca Savoy – Princess Guy Bourbon Parma Princess Maria Francesca of Savoy |Princess Maria Francesca’s Diamond Tiara

Königlicher Schmuck und Juwelen der Prinzessin Maria von Savoy Prinzessin Bourbon Parma| Hochzeit Trauung

Princess Maria of Savoy | Royal Italy| Prince Louis of Bourbon-Parma Royal Wedding

Diamond Fleur de Lys Tiara Diadem |Princess Maria of Savoy | Royal Italy| Prince Louis of Bourbon-Parma Royal Wedding Present

Princess Maria Francesca of Savoy | Royal Italy| Marriage Prince Guy of Bourbon-Parma Royal Wedding

Princess Maria Francesca of Savoy | Royal Italy| Marriage Prince Guy of Bourbon-Parma Royal Wedding Maria Francesca, principessa di Savoia, was born in Rome as the fifth and youngest child of the king and queen of Italy, Victor Emmanuel III and Elena of Montenegro.  Italian royal tiaras:
Italian royal tiaras: Princess Maria Francesca of Savoy | Royal Italy| Marriage Prince Guy of Bourbon-Parma Royal Wedding Maria Francesca, principessa di Savoia, diamond fleur de lys tiara to the bride of her son Prince Guy of Bourbon-Parma when he married Brigitte Peu-Duvallon

Ancona Tiara | Pearls and Diamond Diadem| Royal House of Sachsen| Duchess of Calabria

Grand Duchess Maria Anna of Tuscany’s Ancona Tiara

Tiara of Princess Maria Anna of Saxony, Grandduchess of Tuscany

Tiara of Princess Maria Anna of Saxony, Grandduchess of Tuscany

This imposing attractive and historically important pearl and diamond tiara was made circa 1817 for Princess Maria Anna of Saxony 1799-1832 on the occasion of her marriage to Leopoldo II, Grand Duke of Tuscany 1797-1870 at Castle Pillnitz near Dresden. The Grand Duchess died very young and the Grand Duke married secondly, in 1833 Donna Maria Antoinietta of Bourbon, Princess of Two Sicilies 1814-1898.

Nassau Sapphire and Diamond Tiara| Grand Duchess Adelaide Marie of Luxembourg

Diamond and Sapphire Tiara Adelaide Marie | Grand Duchess of Luxembourg| Royal Jewel History
Erzherzogin Gabrielle von Habsburg Hochzeits Diadem | Saphir Diamant Tiara der Grossherzogin Adelaide Marie von Luxemburg
Nassau Sapphire and Diamond Tiara| Grand Duchess Adelaide Marie of Luxembourg | Archduchess Gabrielle of Habsburg| Wedding Princess Bourbon Parma| Erzherzogin Gabrielle von Österreich Hochzeits Tiara
Nassau Sapphire and Diamond Tiara| Grand Duchess Adelaide Marie of Luxembourg | Archduchess Gabrielle of Habsburg| Wedding Princess Bourbon Parma| Erzherzogin Gabriella von Österreich Hochzeits Tiara
Diamond and Sapphire Tiara Adelaide Marie | Grand Duchess of Luxemburg| Nassau-Weilburg Hausschmuck

Maria Antonia Duchess of Parma, Infanta of Portugal| Royal Jewel History

Maria Antonia Duchess of Parma, Infanta of Portugal. On 15 October 1884 at Schloss Fischorn, Maria Antonia married Robert I, Duke of Parma as his second wife. She was the mother of Empress Zita.⁣
She is pictured with one of my favorite diamond tiaras.⁣
Princess Irene of the Netherlands, did also wear the beautiful diamond Bourbon-Parma-Tiara, of the family of her husband. Some diamonds of the tiara are from the Duchess of Angoulême, daughter of Louis XVI and Marie-Antoinette, she left France in 1830 to Austria. It is said that the tiara was made in Vienna – probably by the court jeweler Köchert, like an older tiara once owned by the Duchess built in style of the XIX siecle by the jeweller of the French crown. The centerpiece is changeable.⁣

This tiara belonged to the Bourbon-Parma family and had been deposed to a lawyer in Paris. Unfortunately it seems to have been lost actually since 1996. The Parma Tiara was trusted, at that time, to an attorney office in the late 90s by Princess Marie-Cécilie of Bourbon-Parma, while succession procedures took place. Mysteriously the tiara „got lost“ and the attorney office had to pay € 3.022.500 to the Bourbon-Parma family.⁣

More history:⁣

Maria Antonia Duchess of Parma, Infanta of Portugal>>

Princess Irene of the Netherlands, Duchess of Parma

Grossherzogin Charlotte von Luxemburg |Hochzeitsgeschenke| Großherzogliche Juwelen und Schmuck

Grossherzogin Charlotte von Luxemburg |Hochzeitsgeschenk|Großherzogliche Juwelen und Schmuck

Grossherzogin Charlotte von Luxemburg |Hochzeitsgeschenke| Großherzogliche Juwelen und Schmuck

 

The story behind royal jewels…. Royal Marriage of Prince Felix of Bourbon-Parma and Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg

Royal Wedding Present to Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg>>

Marie Antoinette’s Perle | Die königliche Juwelensammlung der Bourbon-Parma Familie

Royal Jewels from the Bourbon Parma Family
Royal Jewels from the Bourbon Parma FamilyQueen Marie-Antoinette’s Perle für CHF 36.4m /$36.2m bei Sotheby’s Genf gestern versteigert.

Die Magie hat sich entfaltet…..Weltrekord für eine Naturperle, der Marie Antoinette Faktor.

Die königliche Juwelensammlung der Bourbon-Parma Familie hat sich gestern Abend in Genf zu 100% verkauft: Mit einem Ergebnis von CHF 53.5Millionen /$53.1 Millionen, das für insgesamt 100 Lose erzielt wurde, ist dies ein Rekordergebnis für eine “Royal Jewels“-Auktion.

In der prachtvollen Schmuckauswahl Marie-Antoinettes spiegelt sich die Herrlichkeit und Opulenz ihres Hofes wieder, und so war der Höhepunkt der Juwelensammlung ihr wunderschöner Diamantanhänger, der eine Naturperle von außergewöhnlicher Größe>> (26 mm x 18 mm) fasst: Geschätzt auf $ 1 Million -2 Millionen wurde dieses atemberaubende Schmuckstück (Los 100) für das Vielfache des Schätzpreises für $ 36,165,090 an einen europäischen Privatsammler versteigert.

Keine andere Königin ist berühmter für ihre Liebe zu Juwelen, und persönliche Schätze, Perlen und Schmuck .
Diamanten, die die Geschehnisse der Geschichte intakt überlebten, fesseln das Interesse von Sammlern auf der ganzen Welt.

FASZINATION VON MARIE ANTOINETTE UND IHRE JUWELEN:
Das Starlot der Auktion, eine Naturperle und ein Diamantanhänger aus der persönlichen Kollektion von Marie Antoinette>>
stieg sogar auf CHF 36’427’000 ($36’165’090), so dass es die Schätzung von CHF 1 -2m / $1-2m weit hinter sich liess ein neuer Auktionsrekord.

Der Anhänger gehörte zu den10 exquisite Stücke, die einst Königin Marie Antoinette gehörten>> mehr zur Historie
Diese Juwelen haben eine außergewöhnliche Qualität.
Bevor sie in Gefangenschaft kam, wickelte Marie Antoinette
ihre Perlen, Diamanten und Rubine in Baumwolle sorgfältig ein und legte sie in eine Holzkiste, die sie nach Brüssel schickte.
Von dort wurden sie nach Wien, in die Obhut des österreichischen Kaisers, ihres Neffen befördert.
Marie Antoinettes Tochter, Madame Royale, hat nach ihrer Freilassung 1795  die Juwelen dann erhalten und später an ihre Verwandten und Nichte, die Bourbon Parma Familie vermacht, bei der sie für die nächsten 200 Jahre blieben.

Neben dem oben genannten Perlen-Anhänger waren weitere Highlights enthalten:
Eine schöne  Dreireihige Perlenkette mit Natur Perlen
aus der persönliche Sammlung  von Königin Marie Antoinette   die CHF 2’295’000 / $ 2’278’499 erreichte.

Eine exquisite Diamantbrosche, die einen üppigen gelben Diamanten trägt und auch die Herzen von
Schmuckliebhaber höher schlagen lässt,  die CHF 2’115’000 / $ 2’099’793 erreichte.

Eines der persönlichsten und intimsten Lose im Verkauf, ein monogrammierter Diamantring mit den Initialen MA für
Marie Antoinette und  einer Haarlocke als Hintergrund –
Verkaufserwartungen, für das 50-fache des Umsatzes zu verkaufen.
Schätzung bei CHF 447’000 / $ 443’786 .

WEITERE HIGHLIGHTS
IN DER BOURBON PARMA KOLLEKTION.
Die außergewöhnliche Kollektion der exklusiven prächtigen Juwelen, der nachfolgenden Generationen der Familie Bourbon Parma. Ein Adelshaus, mit Verbindungen zu den königlichen Familien von Frankreich, Italien, Spanien und Österreich.

Eine sehr beeindruckende  Diamanttiara, gemacht
vom Österreichischen Juwelier Hübner für Maria Anna von Österreich 1912, war unter den krönender Abschluss der Auktion, verkauft unter Applaus im Raum für den Endpreis von CHF
975,000/ $967,990.
Ein prächtiger Diamantanhänger, geschmückt mit Altschliff Diamanten mit einer abnehmbaren Halterung als Anhänger für Louise von Frankreich gemacht>>   und darunter fünf Diamanten, die Marie Antoinettes Tochter gehörten  verkauft für CHF 855’000 /848,853 .

Ein sensationelles Paar Diamant Girandole-Ohrringe, die einst der Herzogin von Parma gehörten, stiegen fast um das 10fache  und wurden bei CHF 735’000 / $729,715 zugeschlagen.

Ein Diamantring, der mit einem 2.44ct  Fancy Orangy Pink Diamant>> besetzt ist  stieg über die Schätzung hinaus und erreichte CHF 579’000 /$ 574.837

mehr zu den historischen Schmuckstücken und Juwelen:

Diamant Diadem Erzherzogin Maria Anna Schmuck |Bourbon Parma Habsburg |Imperial Royal Diamond Tiara Archduchess Maria Anna
Farnese Diamant Bleu & Tiara of Archduchess Maria Anna Princess Royal of Hungary and Bohemia | Bourbon Parma Habsburg
Imperiale Hochzeitsgeschenke | Diamond Wedding Tiara of Archduchess Maria Anna Princess of Bourbon-Parma
Hochzeits Schmuck |Bourbon-Parma Habsburg Juwelen| Köchert | Diadem Erzherzogin Maria Anna von Österreich
Ruby Diamond Bow Diadem Brooch | Royal Imperial Jewelry Habsburg | Archduchess Maria Anna Princess of Bourbon-Parma
Saphir Diamant – Cluster Brosche | Königlich Kaiserliche Juwelen | Schmuck Erzherzogin Maria Anna von Österreich
Sapphire Diamond Cluster Brooch | Royal Imperial Jewelry| Wedding Present |Archduchess Maria Anna Princess of Bourbon-Parma
Historic Diamond pendant with large drop pearl of Queen Marie-Antoinette | Royal Imperial Jewels | Jewelery Archduchess Maria Anna of Austria
Diamantanhänger mit grosser Tropfenperle der Königin Marie-Antoinette | Königlich Kaiserliche Juwelen | Schmuck Erzherzogin Maria Anna von Österreich
Diamond Ruby Cluster Brooch and Earrings |Archduchess Isabella |Habsburg Teschen Croy||Royal Imperial Jewels | Jewelery Archduchess Maria Anna of Austria
Historic gems & jewels Imperial Austria | Demi Ruby Parure Queen Isabella of Spain
Diamond Crescent Moon Brooch |Archduchess Isabella of Habsburg Teschen Croy| Mondbrosche Erzherzogin Isabella
Royal Jewels from the Bourbon Parma Family| Jewelery Archduchess Maria Anna of Austria| Diamant Halbmond
|Royal Diamond Brooch |Archduchess Isabella of Habsburg-Teschen | Princess Croy

Empress Maria Theresia Bow Brooch |Royal Diamond Brooch |Archduchess Isabella of Habsburg-Teschen Croy

Empress Maria Theresia Bow Brooch

Empress Maria Theresia Bow Brooch |Royal Diamond Brooch |Archduchess Isabella of Habsburg Teschen Croy Royal Jewels from the Bourbon Parma Family| Bow Brooch Ribbon| Jewelery Archduchess Maria Anna of Austria
Empress Maria Theresia Bow Brooch |Royal Diamond Brooch |Archduchess Isabella of Habsburg Teschen Croy
Royal Jewels from the Bourbon Parma Family| Bow Brooch Ribbon| Jewelery Archduchess Maria Anna of Austria

|Royal Diamond Brooch |Archduchess Isabella of Habsburg Teschen Croy>>

Royal Jewels from the Bourbon Parma Family| Bow Brooch Ribbon| Jewelery Archduchess Maria Anna of Austria >>