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Gestern Nacht ist der Präsident und das Gründungsmitglied der Konzertgesellschaft
München, Dr. Johann Georg Prinz von Hohenzollern im Alter von 83 Jahren
verstorben ist. Wir sind alle tief betroffen und erschüttert über diese
Nachricht. Wir haben dem Prinzen unendlich viel zu verdanken. Unten im Bild auf unserer Reise nach Potsdam
Stahl Diamant Diadem | Tiara der Erbprinzessin von Fürstenberg | CARTIER | Steel and Diamond Tiara
The curved blackened steel band of the tiara, bordered at the top with two rows of circular-cut diamonds, the bottom decorated with a line of similarly cut stones and palmette motifs set with circular- and single-cut diamonds, both ends of scroll design similarly set, history:
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Princess Louise’s bequests to favourite Royal pairs
The DUCHESS often wears diamond stars in her hair as on this occasion. Her new jewels include diamond daisies which she will probably wear the same way.
The Duchess of Kent inherits the major part of the late Princess Louise’s glorious jewels, which were the envy of every woman in England during the seventies.
The Duke of Kent is known to be the chief beneficiary under the will. The extent of the Kents‘ legacy is unknown, for Royal wills are secret, and not filed at Somerset House.
The Duke of Kent, one of the greatest favorites within the Royal Family, is doted on by his elder relatives. He was the favorite nephew of the late Princess Victoria, who bequeathed to him the lovely home, Coppins.
Now he inherits much of the fortune of his great-aunt, the late Princess Louise, whom he frequently visited, sitting for hours at her bedside in Kensington Palace.
The Duchess was also a favorite for her own charm, because she was the wife of the Princess‘ favorite, and partly because her family went through vicissitudes of which Princess Louise had seen so much.
Princess Louise lived so frugally at Kensington Palace during her last years that she must have used only a fraction of the £6000 she received annually through the Civil list pension.
Wealthy Princess
She inherited the bulk of lier has band’s £619,000 and also inherited largely from her mother, Queen Victoria. She was therefore one of the wealthiest of the Royal Family.
The Duchess‘ jewel legacy is a magnificent one. When princess Louise married the ninth Duke of Argyle (sic), Marquess of Lorne in 1871 at the end of the Franco-Prussian war, there followed one of the most brilliant periods.
She was the centre of a great social season, and her jewels were the cynosure of all eyes. These have not been worn for years and are mostly in the antique settings, which are again becoming first favorites in modern taste.
The Princess‘ jewel box contains a particularly fine collection of diamonds, pearls and opals. One beautiful necklace is of five large opals set around with brilliants, connected by a diamond chain.
The Duchess of Kent wearing the type of pearl necklace and earrings she is rarely seen without. She now inherits some superb jewels from the late Princess Louise.
A large drop-brooch has two fine opals set in brilliants, and a pair of opal and diamond earrings matches this.
Particularly lovely are the diamond daisies mounted as hairpins, which are understood to be included in the Duchess‘ Inheritance. She will probably wear these In her hair as diamond clips, for she is fond of wearing stars in her hair.
Other very valuable pieces in the collection include a tiara formed of a band of emeralds and diamonds, surmounted by a scrollwork in emeralds and diamonds, a gift from the former Duchess of Argyle.
There ls also a pendant of line sapphires, mounted with brilliants and pearls and finished with a pearl drop. The centre of this pendant unhooks to form a bracelet.
From one necklace of pearls and diamonds is suspended an oval locket, the centre of which is a large Oriental pearl surrounded by closely-set, large diamonds of great brilliancy.
This was a gift from the Clan Campbell and the Jewelled locket is suspended by an emerald sprig of bog myrtle, the Campbell badge, this called „the Lorne jewel“ .
Other lovely pieces include a two string pearl necklace valued at about £1000, a chased necklace with links of diamonds joined with pearls, and a beautiful bracelet in the shape of a coronet, centre of which is a large diamond surrounded by eight smaller diamonds. This is set in silver instead of gold, and would thus be mast fashionable to-day.
Princess Louise also had some beautiful silver and gold services, including a richly chased silver-gilt dessert set, a chased silver-gilt tea and coffee service, and a complete silver-gilt toilet set.
Diamonds for her birthday
The Duke of Kent’s gift to the Duchess of Kent on her 33rd birthday was a flat bracelet of flexible platinum links studded with large diamonds.
From the Australian Women’s Weekly 6 Jan 1940, p2
Princess Louise Duchess of Argyll | Royal Wedding | Hochzeit
Princess Louise Duchess of Argyll | Royal Weddinggifts | Hochzeitsgeschenke
Princess Louise Duchess of Argyll | Marriage presents | Schmuck zur Hochzeit
Princess Louise Duchess of Argyll | Royal Emerald Tiara | Diadem
Princess Louise Duchess of Argyll | Jewels with Pearls| Schmuck mit Perlen
Tiara Princess Louise Duchess of Argyll Tiara| Herzogin von Argyll | Diamantdiadem
KENT JEWELS
Pearl Tiara | Grand Duchess Olga Nikolajewna, Queen of Wuertemberg
Prinzessin Caroline mit der Diamant-Perlen-Tiara >>
Prinzessin Caroline trägt die Tiara ihrer Grossmutter >>
Prinzessin Charlottes Tiara >>
Princess Caroline wearing her Grandmothers Tiara >>
Princess Caroline with the Cartier Tiara of Princess Charlotte of Monaco >>
All Lovers Knot Pearl Tiaras | Alle bekannten Tropfen-Perlen Diadem mit dem Liebesknoten Ornament
Queen Amalia of Greece | Königin Amalie von Griechenland mit dem Diadem aus dem Haus Wittelsbach
Pearl Drop Diamond Tiara | Londonderry Jewels | Tiara
Empress Eugenie’s pearl Tiara | Thurn und Taxis Juwelen | Diamond de la Couronne
Fürstenhochzeit mit dem Diadem | Thurn and Taxis Wedding
Perlen Diamant Devant de Corsage | Diamond Pearl Devant de Corsage
Faberge Tiara | Pearl and Diamond Tiara | MARIE DUCHESS OF SAXEN-COBURG-GOTHA, Duchess of Edinburgh
Empress Catherina the Great and her large Sapphire
Empress Marie Feodorovna and the Imperial Sapphires
Empress Alexandra Feodorovna and the Imperial Sapphires
Imperial Sapphire Brooch of Empress Maria Alexandrovna
Imperial Jewels of the Romanovs | Jewels of the Tsars
Queen Marie of Romania wearing this Sapphires as Tiara
Princess Ileana of Romania wearing this Sapphires as Tiara
Maria Pawlowna Grandduchess Vladimir wearing her Sapphire Tiara
Tsarin Alexandra Feodorovna, wife of Nikolaus I. and the Sapphires
Jewels of the Romanovs – Sapphire brooches update after the new cutting of the 249,35ct Ceylon Sapphire – to 197ct.
The imperial sapphire was worne from the tsarina at the masked ball in 1883.
Sapphires Jewels and Diamonds of the Grand Duchess Olga Feodorovna
The Princess Royal’s Sapphires – The Imperial Sapphire Necklace of Grand Duchess Olga Feodorovna
Sapphire Sautoir of Grand Duchess Kyrill
Sapphires – Diamond Parure | Saphir Diamant Garnitur / Das Juwelen Set
Sapphires – Diamond Parure | Saphir Diamant Garnitur / Details des Saphir-Diamant-Set
Sapphire and Diamond Tiara of coronet shape
Princess Sibylla of Sweden | Romanov Sapphires Necklace
Sapphires – Collar of Queen Alexandra of GB| Silver-Weddinggift of Tsar Alexander III.
The story behind the jewels of Duchess Pauline of Nassau, now property of Princess Astrid of Norway.
Norwegen Schmuck des Königshauses
Schmuck und Juwelen von Herzogin Pauline von Nassau jetzt im Besitz der Prinzessin Astrid von Norwegen – die Geschichte des Schmucks und ihre verschiedenen königlichen Besitzerinnen
Prinzessin Ragnhild von Norwegen| Boucheron Perlen Tiara
Prinzessin Ingeborg von Schweden | Boucheron Perlen Tiara
Prinzessin Margarethe von Dänemark Schmuck
Prinzessin Ragnhild von Norwegen| Boucheron Perlen Tiara
When Lady Alice Christabel Montagu–Douglas–Scot, weds the son of the King & Queen of England and Great Britain, she got very priceless presents. An array of this wedding gifts to the royal bride, is in the old part of the Royal Magazin and seen when you follow the links, below.
Gowns from the trousseau which Lady Alice Scott has chosen for her marriage are described. A soft pastel dinner gown in pale amethyst velvet and dull tuquoise blue was seen. The amethyst velvet is softly shirred at the neck and the long sleeves are bordered with wide bands of soft grey fox.
Diamond Bracelet with Diamond Triangles to the Duchess Alice of Gloucester
Some edition and more information about the Art Deco Sautoir:
diamond link sautoir with brilliant and baguette diamond pendant
from the Lord Mayor of London and the Court of Aldermen, the Bank of England and the City Banks of Lloyds and the Baltic)
and the matching Diamond Bracelet with triangle and baguette diamond motifs>>
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The other magnificent royal gifts:
Tiara of the Courtjeweller Roesner, Dresden |Jeweller of the King of Saxonia
Firma Roesner Dresden, Hofjuwelier der Sächsischen Könige
Diadem der Prinzessin Karola von Wasa| Königin von Sachsen | Queen Saxony
Diadem der Prinzessin Maria Immaculata | Prinzessin von Sachsen |Saxony