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Smaragd Diamant Tiara | Imperialer Schmuck Frankreich |Herzogin von Angouleme
Die Tiara aus Smaragden und Diamanten ist ein Meisterwerk des Schmucks aus der Zeit der „Restauration der Bourbonen“.
Es bereicherte die Sammlung des Schmuck der Französischen Krone ungemein, die 1887 versteigert wurde.
Im Auftrag von Louis XVIII wurde es für seine Nichte der Herzogin von Angouleme, von Christophe-Frédéric Bapst und Jacques Evrard Bapst, Juweliere Krone bis zum Zweiten Reich, ausgeführt.
Ein prächtiges Diadem für eine königliche Prinzessin Marie Therese, die Herzogin von Angouleme (1778-1851), Tochter von Ludwig XVI. und Nichte Ludwigs XVIII., erhielt dieses Schmuckstück von ihrem Onkel.
Royal presents – Showered with costly gifts to Mary Duchess of Cambridge later Queen Mary, in 1901 on the Royal Tour, special from the Canadians – Montreal presented an extraordinary six maple leaf and diamond brooch autumn colored (survived in her enormous trinkets collection and left to Queen Elizabeth).
Duchess of Cornwall and York, later Queen Mary| Montreal six maple leaf brooch corsages with diamonds
A mink fur cape, lined with ermine, trimmed with sable tails, the gift
of the ladies of Ottawa. The fur cape was fastened with a gold clasp fashioned into maple leaves, the gift of New Brunswick.
In the small picture, we could see the Duchess wearing the spray of maple leaves wrought in gold and enamel set with diamonds and pearls, on the tour.
Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovna | Romanov Sapphire Cabochon Brooch with four Diamonds
über Königlichen Schmuck und deren Geschichte!
Als ich 2016 die ersten Bilder der Herzogin von Kent entdeckte und die erste Magazinseite entstand, wusste ich noch nicht, dass es sich um eine der wichtigen Schmuckstücke der Liste aus dem Verkauf der Romanov Juwelen von Zarinwitwe Maria Alexandrovna handelt.
1928, wurden sie nach einer Schätzung des Juweliers Hennell London von ihrer Tochter Grossfürstin Xenia, zum Verkauf angeboten. Es war eines der kostbaren Juwelenbroschen von Maria Feodorovna, der privaten Romanov Juwelen, keine Kronjuwelen. Ein weiters Schmuck-Rätsel ist gelöst.
When I discovered the first pictures of the Duchess of Kent in 2016 and the first magazine page was created, I did not yet know that this was one of the important jewels on the list from the sale of the Romanov jewels by Dowager Empress Maria Alexandrovna.
In 1928, according to an estimate by the jeweller Hennell London, they were offered for sale by their daughter Grand Duchess Xenia. It was one of the precious jewel brooches of Maria Feodorovna, the private Romanov jewels, not crown jewels. Another jewelry puzzle is solved.
Russia: Royalty & the Romanovs
Siberian Amethyst diamond brooch pendant made by Fabergé | Romanov Jewels| Imperial Present of the Czar.
Siberian Amethyst diamond brooch pendant made by Faberge | Romanov Jewels| Imperial Present of the Czar.
In August 1909, Tsar Nicholas II and his family made their last visit to England. They attended the annual regatta at Cowes on the Isle of Wight, and the royal families dined together on each other’s yachts. A local photographer was commissioned to record the occasion and produced a double portrait of the Prince of Wales (later King George V) and his cousin Emperor Nicholas, which shows the strong family resemblance.
During the visit the Princess of Wales (later Queen Mary) was given a jewel as present, see above in the picture, a diamond-setFabergé brooch made from a Siberian amethyst, a stone famous for its intense purple hue.
More details and impressions of the the Czars visit in 1909 at Cowes click
This and other imperial gifts and royal presents are on display at
Russia: Royalty & the Romanovs
The Queen’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace 9 November 2018 – 28 April 2019
Romanov Tsar Amethysts| Twentieth wedding anniversary Brooch Faberge|Grand Duchess Ella, Elisabeth Feodorowna – Elizabeth Fyodorovna
Henrietta Jenny Fraser |Mrs Walter Ralph Bankes after her marriage, with her palmetten ornament tiara, spray brooch, pearl necklaces and the large Benkes stomacher brooch.
The Bankes family have lived in Dorset since the 17th century and owned land in east Dorset and Purbeck, including Studland. During this time the Bankes were often considered one of the most powerful families in England, owning both the estates of Corfe Castle and Kingston Lacy. In 1981, when her son, John Ralph Bankes died, he left the 16,000 acre estate to the National Trust.
She wore it in the picture on the right side, in the early years when she was Duchess of York.
He presented the delicate jewel to Princess May of Teck in the week before the royalwedding . Another jewel was presented to the Princess by the Countess and the Lady Fitzwilliam, a diamond bracelet.
Queen Mary | Diamond Brooch Wedding Gift of the County of Lincoln | Royal Marriage Present This brooch was given as a present to the then Princess Mary in 1893 by the County of Lincoln on her marriage to Prince George, Duke of York.
Royale Hochzeit im Schloss von Windsor im Jahr 1880, Friederike Hannoversche Königstochter und Prinzessin von englisch- königlichem Geblüt heiratet in der Kapelle von Windsor….
Friederike Prinzessin von Hannover|Prinzessin von Großbritannien und Irland | Royale Hochzeits Geschenke | Königlicher Schmuck und Juwelen der Braut
Die Hochzeit von Prinzessin Frederica Sophia Maria Henriette Amelia Theresa von Hannover, Prinzessin von Großbritannien und Irland, wurde am 24. April 1880 um drei Uhr nachmittags in der Privatkapelle von Windsor Castle in Anwesendheit von Königin Victoria, gefeiert.
Princess Frederica of Hanover daughter of the King of Hanover owns a collection of large diamond stars which she wore as tiara and headjewel, probably a gift of her father, she was very close with him and his private secretary and I most faithful friend.
The marriage of H.R.H. Princess Frederica Sophia Maria Henrietta Amelia Theresa of Hanover, Princess of Great Britain and Ireland, was solemnised on the 24th of April in 1880, at three o’clock in the afternoon, in the Private chapel of Windsor Castle, the presence of er Majesty.
The Queen, as head of the family, sanctioned her union with the Baron Luitberg Alexander George Lionel Alphonse Freiherr von Pawel Remmingen, some time Equerry to her father, the late King of Hanover.
Marriage Marchioness of Carisbrooke |Battenberg Heirloom Jewels | Royal Wedding – on the left Julia Hauke Princess Alexander Battenberg – Prince of Hesse
Marriage Marchioness of Carisbrooke |Battenberg Heirloom Jewels | Royal Wedding Gift and Presents
The wedding of Alexander, Marquess Carisbrooke, previously known Prince Alexander Battenberg. On November 7, 1917, the eldest son of Princess Beatrice, was created by letters patent Marquess of Carisbrooke, Earl of Berkhamsted and Viscount Launceston. He had lived at the Court of his grandmother, Queen Victoria, until he was aged fourteen and was a favorite grandson.
Some interesting unknown royal jewels are come to the light, Mrs Greville present a sapphire pendant brooch probably one of her amazing jewellery collection which was later owned by the Queen Mother Elizabeth.
Schmuck und Juwelen der Deutsche Fürstenhäuser | Royal Jewels – Historical Jewerly and Treasure of Royals and Aristocracy | bijoux historiques| исторические драгоценности
