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Halo Tiara | Rani Shanker’s Diamond Cartier Diadem | Nepal Royal Family Treasure
A jewellery exhibition for charity was held at Cartier’s Cocktails to celebrate the opening of a new H.Q. for Messrs. Bumpus Miss Beryl Heim and Miss Heather Mason. They are pupils at the John Douglas Finishing School.
The jewel exhibition by Cartier’s helped the National Playing Fields Association Bumpus, the booksellers, gave the party to open their new shop at 6 Baker Street.
Mr. H. E. Bates and Mr. J. G. Wilson (chairman of Bumpus). /Vlr. E. M. Forster and Mr. John Morris. Mrs. Frank Coven and Mrs. Roma Fairley, the author, whose new book, The Small Screen, is being published soon Mrs. David Greig with Lady (Noel) Curtis Bennett whose husband founded the National Playing Fields Association Mr. Graham D. Llewellyn of Sotheby’s and Mrs. C. Dresner. Airs. W. Redford and Mr. E. Schwaiger Desmond U’in&iII Sir Robert Lady Hobart. He is associated with the House of Eraser Lady Cynthia Colville with Col. Jocelyn Gibbs (managing director of Geoffrey Bles and a director of Bumpus).Mr. Frank Swinnerton with Mr. R. Hart- Davis (of Rupert Hart-Davis, Ltd., publishers) Van Hallar.
We can see the Halo Tiara on display!
Cartier Halo Diamond Tiara Rani Shanker | Nepal Royal Family | Jewels
Princess Maria Immaculata of Bourbon-Two Sicilies, Archduchess of Austria-Tuscany | Five row famous pearl necklace | Imperial Pearls
The royal and imperial collection resurfaces, astonishingly pristine and with all its pieces in their original design, for the first time in nearly a century, having only been recently discovered hidden away in a bank vault.
Pearshaped Emerald Necklace Emerald Brooch| Mughal 3-row Drop shaped Emerald Collier|Royal Jewels – Louise Margaret Duchess of Connaught | Princess of Prussia
….another joyful event in Court was the welcoming home of H.R.H. the Duke and Duchess of Connaught from India.
On her Majestys State Ball: The Duchess of Connaught wore a lovely yellow gown and an Indian necklet of uncut emeralds and Oriental pearls.
Pearshaped Emerald Necklace Emerald Brooch| Mughal 3-row Dropshaped Emerald Collier|Royal Jewels – Louise Margaret Duchess of Connaught | Princess of Prussia
Heidi Horten Important Jewels| Extraordinary Emerald and Diamond Necklace rectangular-shaped emerald 68.13ct Harry Winston| Royal Jewel History Famous Jewellery
Emeralds from the Sultan Abdul Hamid -Cartier-the Maharaja of Nawanagar -Princess Anastasia of Greece -Harry Winston to Mrs Heidi Horten
Muzo emeralds are found in the Muzo mines of Colombia.
The journey of the Sultan’s collection of muzo emeralds from its origins in the Ottoman Empire to its current place in the possession of Mrs. Heidi Horten has been a long and fascinating one. The emerald was initially part of a collection owned by Abdul Hamid II, the last sultan of the Ottoman Empire. When the sultan was forced to abdicate in 1909, his collection of gems was sold at auction in Paris, and his emeralds were purchased by Cartier.
Over the years, the emerald changed hands several times, eventually ending up in the possession of Harry Winston. In 1959, Winston purchased a collection of 17 emeralds from the Maharaja of Nawanagar, six of which were used to create a necklace that included the Sultan’s emerald.
The necklace, which also included pear-shaped and round diamonds, was valued at one and a half million dollars at the time of its creation. Although several potential buyers expressed interest, only one South American seriously negotiated for it, but he ultimately decided to invest his money elsewhere.
The necklace was eventually sold to a European connoisseur, who had it mounted in its current form.
Mr. Horten later purchased the necklace for his wife, who wore it until her death in 2022. Now, the necklace is set to be offered at auction at Christie’s in Geneva in May 2023.
The story of the Sultan’s emeralds is a testament to the enduring appeal of rare and beautiful gems. Despite changing hands many times over the years, the necklace has remained a coveted piece of jewelry, admired for its exquisite craftsmanship and timeless elegance.
For the details of the history:::
Heidi Horten Important Jewels| Famous Diamond Briolette The Briolette of India Diamond
Mr Horten’s jewel presents to his wife:
Heidi Horten Important Jewels | The Briolette of India Diamond and Necklace |Briolette-cut diamond of 90.38ct
Heidi Horten Jewels | Three Strand Natural Pearl Necklace by Harry Winston with cushion shaped pink diamond clasp of 11 carats
Heidi Horten Important Jewels | The Great Mughal emerald and diamond necklace
The wedding gift of Mr Horten to his young wife was the extraordinary blue diamond, „the Wittelsbacher Blue Diamond“
The Wittelsbacher Blue Diamond | Royal Diamonds History
Diamant-Anhänger | Königlicher Schmuck und Juwelen |Diamanten der Wittelsbacher
Emerald and Diamond Brooch Devante de Corsage Queen Olga|Hellenes | Greek Royal Jewels | Queen Consort Elisabeth of Greece
Victoria Melita’s Amethyst Necklace | Diamond Cross Pendant
Amethyst Diamond Cross Necklace, Imperial Jewels | Grand Duchess Victoria Feodorovna.
Grand Duchess Kirill Romanov |Vladimirovitch Romanov| Grand Duchess Victoria Melita
Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaijevna| Princess of Montenegro | Duchess of Leuchtenberg | Romanov Emeralds of the Nikolaevich
Princess Anastasia Petrović-Njegoš of Montenegro 1868-1935 was the third (of eight)daughter of King Nikola I Petrović-Njegoš of Montenegro 1841–1921 and his wife, Queen Milena 1847–1923.
She became Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaevna Romanov of Russia when she married Grand Duke Nicholas Nikolaevich in 1907 after a longtime friendship, when she was still the wife of Duke of Leuchtenberg.
Her husband, Grand Duke Nicholas Nikolaevich, was a descendant of Emperor Nicholas I of Russia (1796–1855) he was his grandson through a direct male line. His mother was Grand Duchess Alexandra Petrovna Romanova, she sold half of her emerald parure for building a monastery, the rest she gave to her son. We could see one of the ornaments of the large emeralds with ivy leaf ornaments worn by Grand Duchess Anastasia, below.
Grand Duchess Anastasia Nikolaijevna| Princess of Montenegro | Duchess of Leuchtenberg | Romanov Emeralds of the Nikolaevich
Grand Duchess Alexandra Petrovna of Russia | Romanov Emeralds – Emerald Parure| Wedding Gift from the Tsar
Born Duchess Alexandra Frederica Wilhelmina of Oldenburg.
2 June 1838 – 25 April 1900 was a great-granddaughter of Emperor Paul I of Russia and the wife of Grand Duke Nicholas Nikolaevich of Russia, the elder.