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The Dagmar Necklace 1863
Given by King Frederick VII of Denmark, to his daughter Princess Alexandra, as wedding present
Queen Alexandra’s Dagmar Necklace | Royal Jewelry Princess of Wales
The Dagmar Necklace |Royal Jewel History Queen Elizabeth II
Bracelet of turquoises and brilliants, by their Royal Highnesses the Prince and Princess of Hesse
Gold buckle bracelet, which has a clasp of enamel and diamonds, was presented by HRH Princess Mary of Cambridge.
Cambridge Gold Bracelet with Diamond Enamel Buckle Alexandra Princess of Wales Queen Alexandra from the Duke of Cambridge
Cambridge Bracelet | Queen Alexandra British Royal Jewelry
Emerald Diamond flower Brooch | Royal Wedding Present | Duchess of Cambridge
Queen Alexandra, at the Duchess of Devonshire’s costume ball, is wearing another wedding present.
In 1863, she received from Queen Victoria this suite of Indian ornaments, comprising a collar, armlet and two bracelets, made from uncut emeralds, diamonds and pearls. The seven-row collar of pearl and emerald beads was hung with a multitude of pearl drops and diamond pendants, which were enamelled on the back.
Queen Alexandra | Princess of Wales| Ladies of Leeds Diamond Bracelet Wedding Gift – Opal and with the brilliants, the gift of the Ladies of Manchester
Diamond Cross |Ladies of Liverpool |Queen Alexandra’s Wedding Gift |Royal Jewel History
The wedding present from the Ladies of South Wales 1863
Presented on St David’s Day in 1864 to the Princess of Wales.
National Token From South Wales to the Princess of Wales
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After 25 years of marriage, the queen, presented a turquoise and diamond brooch on the occasion of the silver wedding day, to the Duchess and the Duke of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha.
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Queen’s Christmas speech 2020 broadcast – the history of the Diamond Shell Brooch the brooch was a gift to Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother in 1944, from Lord Courtauld Thomson, known as the Scallop-Shell Brooch
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Royal Turquoise and Diamond Parure of Victoria Adelheid of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha Historic Royal Turquoise Diamond Tiara Diadem, Turquoise Diamond Brooch Turquoise Diamond Necklace>>
The story of the emerald wedding tiara necklace, gift to Alexandrine of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha wore the emeralds, also again at her golden wedding in 1892 at Coburg, together with an golden bridal wreath tiara.
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