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Infanta Eulalia of Spain – Important Royal Jewellery
A Pearl & Diamond Loop Tiara – similar to the pearl tiara in the bottom, which was worn by Princess Eulalia of Spain, on a Kokoshnik tiara frame.
The diamond riviere is a wedding gift of her mother Queen Isabella II of Spain.
some more of her jewel collection:
Infanta Eulalias splendid Necklace | Princess of Orleans Royal Jewels Spain
Infanta Eulalia Tiara | Royal Pearl and Diamond high Diadem Jewels
Maria Vittoria dal Pozzo della Cisterna 1847-1876 war Königin von Spanien (1870–1873) und Herzogin von Aosta (1867–1876).
Maria Vittoria dal Pozzo wurde in Paris als älteste Tochter von Carlo Emmanuele dal Pozzo, 5. Fürst von Cisterna, und dessen Gemahlin Louise Caroline Ghislaine, Gräfin von Mérode, geboren. Nach dem Tod ihres Vaters 1864 erbte sie dessen Titel und wurde so Fürstin von Cisterna und Belriguardo, Marchesa von Voghera und Gräfin von Ponderano.
Am 30. Mai 1867 heiratete sie in Turin Amadeus, Herzog von Aosta den zweiten Sohn des italienischen Königs Viktor Emmanuels II. mehr dazu:
Als ihr Gemahl am 16. November 1870 zum spanischen König gewählt wurde, avancierte sie zur spanischen Königin. Sie widmete sich vor allem wohltätigen Projekten. Ihr Gatte dankte bereits 2 Jahre später, am 11. Februar 1873, ab.
Im Frühjahr wird diese prachtvolle Tiara, welche sich seit Generationen im Besitz der königlichen Familie von Italien befindet, die Auktion „Magnificent Jewels and Noble Jewels“ bei Sotheby’s am 11. Mai 2021 in Genf anführen. Verwurzelt mit der glanzvollen Geschichte des Hauses Savoyen, das zu den ältesten Herrscherhäusern der Welt zählt, ist das mit Naturperlen und Diamanten besetzte Prunkstück eine der bedeutendsten Diademe, welches in den letzten Jahren auf dem Markt gekommen ist. Die Tiara ist geschätzt auf $ 1 Million bis 1.5 Millionen (CHF 930.000-1.395.000)
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Duchess Louise of Sachsen-Coburg-Saalfeld, Mother of Prince Albert the consort of Queen Victoria, in her silver wedding gown, when she married in 1817.
„……this afternoon there was great court and dinner.
During the festivities the bridal jewelry of the Duchess Louise was also on public display…. and a poem was written about it. … The princess’s bridal trousseau, whose value is estimated at 100 000 Thlr., was on public display in the castle on the 16th and 17th. Of rare beauty was the massive silver toilet with its golden contents, the velvet and silk richly embroidered dresses, the linen etc………….“
„The magnificent bridal jewelry, which was recently added by the princess aunt Grand Duchess Anna Feodorovna with a splendid brilliant necklace, was particularly outstanding.“
It could be the diamond belt and the border of diamond loops along the neckline. One counts, 17 entwined diamond rings and the other with 15 entwined smaller diamond ornaments.
An example of this, in the picture the link band of seven intertwined rings, set with approx. 722 diamonds in different historical cuts, as Peruzzi cut diamonds, Mazarin, pear shaped. Originally probably part of a tiara, which is also indicated by the mounting holes in the setting, which was sold a few years ago from a German ducal estate.
We see on the portrait of the Duchess Louise:
a diamond necklace with 9 drop pearls is still remarkable, as are the diamond and pearl earrings each with 3 large drop pearls. In addition, a diamond diadem of 14 visibly upright diamond ears and a diamond and pearl comb, behind it.
More history:
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Royaler Schmuck und Kaiserliche Juwelen des Hauses Hohenzollern – Preussen | Royal Jewellery and Imperial Treasures of Prussian Kings and Queens
Königliche Rubinschmuck der Königin Ludovika von Preussen | Royal Ruby-Parure Queen Elisabeth Ludovika of Prussia
Royale Diamant Mäander-Tiara Kronprinzessin Cecilie | Royal Diamond Greek Key Mäander-Tiara of the Prussian Crown Princess
Diamant Mäander-Tiara Kronprinzessin Cecilie | Royal Diamond Greek Key Mäander-Tiara of the Prussian Crown Princess
Königlich Preussische Saphir-Diamant-Perlen-Parure |Preussen | Royal The Sapphire-Pearl-Diamond Parure of the Prussian Queen
Kronprinzessin Cecilie und das Saphir-Aigrette|Kaiserhaus Preussen Hohenzollern| Sapphire Head Jewel of the Prussian Crown-Princess
Kronprinzessin Cecilie und ihr Saphir-Tropfen |Imperial Jewel History|Crownprincess Cecilies Sapphire Pendant
Diamant Faberge-Kokoschnik der Kronprinzessin Cecilie | Royal Imperial Jewelry| Crownprincess Cecilies Faberge Tiara
Diamond bridal tiara of the of Prussian Imperial Princess Marie-Cecilie Prncess Kira Princess | Die Mäander-Tiara der Kronprinzessin als Braut-Tiara
Wedding Kira Grand Duchess of Russia and Prince Louis-Ferdinand of Prussia | Die Hochzeit von Prinz Louis-Ferdinand von Preussen und Grossfürstin Kira
The Crown Princess of the Hellenes got priceless jewels from her imperial family – interesting details about an Turquoise Parure with tiara, necklace, chocker, bracelets, stomacher, brooches…..
King Humbert of Italy handed to the Emperor a splendid tiara of diamonds as a wedding present for Princess Sophie – described it as a magnificent specimen of Italian workmanship – probably the „C“ tiara which is pictured above and later worn by Princess Katherine of Greece and Denmark, Queen Sofía (born Princess Sophia of Greece and Denmark and later owned by Princess Irene of Greece, daughter of Queen Friederike of Greece.
At least seen on the infanta Elena of Spain
