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Auguste Amalie Beauharnais| Herzogin von Leuchtenberg |Imperial Emeralds History

Auguste Amalie Beauharnais| Herzogin von Leuchtenberg |Imperial Emeralds History

Auguste Amalie Beauharnais| Herzogin von Leuchtenberg |Imperial Emeralds History emerald tiara diadem diademe joyas tiare duchess royal jewels jewelry Princess von Bayern, bavaria, herzogin
Auguste Amalie Beauharnais| Herzogin von Leuchtenberg |Imperial Emeralds History Emerald Tiara |Princess von Bayern

Auguste Amalie war die älteste Tochter des Königs Maximilian I. Joseph von Bayern (1756–1825) und der Prinzessin Auguste Wilhelmine von Hessen-Darmstadt (1765–1796). Sie war im Januar 1806 mit dem Vizekönig von Italien Eugène de Beauharnais (1781–1824), dem zukünftigen Herzog von Leuchtenberg und Fürsten von Eichstätt, verheiratet. Eugène war der Sohn der Kaiserin Josephine (1763–1814), der ersten Ehefrau von Napoleon I. (1769–1821). Sieben Kinder wurden in diese Verbindung geboren, darunter

Prinzessin Josephine die spätere Königin von Schweden und Amelia, geboren am 31. Juli 1812 und würde Kaiser Don Petro heiraten. Peter I. von Brasilien (1798–1834) im August 1829.

Turquoise Tiara Turquoise Necklace Turquoise Brooch |Wedding Princess Sophia of Prussia | Sophia Queen of the Hellenes| Greece Royal Jewels

Turquoise Tiara Turquoise Necklace Turquoise Brooch |Wedding Princess Sophia of Prussia | Sophia Queen of the Hellenes| Greece Royal Jewels

Turquoise Tiara Turquoise Necklace Turquoise Brooch |Wedding Princess Sophia of Prussia | Sophia Queen of the Hellenes| Greece Royal Jewels
Tonight took place the farewell banquet in honour of the Princess Sophia, who leaves Berlin on Saturday to be the bride of the Crown Prince of Greece. The young Princess, who wore a beautiful robe of white tulle with a flowing train and a glittering parure of brilliants, occupied the place of honour in the centre of the table. On her left hand sat the Empress Augusta Victoria, and on her right her mother, the Empress Frederick, who appeared for the first time since her widowhood at a Court function and wore a robe of black lace. The Emperor, in the scarlet coat of the gala uniform of the Gardes du Corps, sat opposite the Princess Sophie. All the Prussian Princes and Princesses at present in Berlin attended. The whole of the Prussian Ministry and the Greek Minister, Vlachos, were present. The dinner was one of 160 covers. Afterwards there was a grand reception at the palace.Princess Sophie’s wedding gifts will not be exhibited here, but at Athens. The principal present is a magnificent parure of turquoises and diamonds, consisting of a stomacher, earrings, necklace and bracelets, which is the joint gift of the Kaiser, the Kaiserin, the Queen and the Prince of Wales.”London, Nov. 22, 1889“Sophie, Crown Princess of Greece has a beautiful coronet of turquoise and diamonds, one of her wedding presents from her brother, the German Emperor. It is composed of three rows of turquoise, all superb specimens of the gem, each separated from the other by diamonds, a row of the latter surmounting the other stones. The largest of the turquoise is pear-shaped and forms the centre of the diadem.”Delighted to see today for the first time the photograph shared by
Turquoise Tiara Turquoise Necklace Turquoise Brooch |Wedding Princess Sophia of Prussia | Sophia Queen of the Hellenes| Greece Royal Jewels

The morning of the Royal wedding in Athens was splendidly sunny, with the locals referring to it as „King’s weather.“ The King of Greece, like Queen Victoria, was renowned for his luck with auspicious skies for such occasions. The scent of myrtle filled the city’s streets, where it had been generously used for decorations, transforming Athens into a town of myrtle. The whole town was adorned with flags, evergreens, and triumphal arches at all major street intersections. Early in the day, people from the surrounding countryside flocked to the town, and the national costumes of the peasants added to the picturesque scene. At five o’clock, a salute of five guns was fired, and the bugle calls rang out from all points about the town through the clear morning air, bringing the streets to life with animation. This animation quickly developed into enthusiasm of the wildest description that Athens has ever seen. Every inch of vantage ground along the route followed by the bridal procession was taken up, with all the windows occupied by ladies, gentlemen, and children, and thousands of people viewing the parade from the roofs of houses. The streets were lined with soldiers, and for weeks there had been the keenest desire to obtain tickets for the Cathedral to witness the wedding ceremony.

The first lady to appear in the diplomatic circle was Mrs. Ylakos, dressed in a magnificent Greek costume of white, red, and gold. She was followed by Madame Traubenborg in a court costume, with a pink train and a white satin front, surmounted by a headdress with a pink band ornamented with diamond stars, from which depended a veil. They were closely followed by Olanesko in a sky blue dress with a gold train, Princess Antzo in a costume of red velvet with pink cut en train, a pink front trimmed with gold, and a grand display of diamonds, Madame Rackmetiew wearing a Russian costume of orange and gold, Ojeda with a white Spanish mantilla about her head, Baroness Kosjek in a light blue dress trimmed with gold embroidery, and Lady Monson in a pretty pink silk costume trimmed with gold. The ladies of the Court followed, led by Theocheri, Madame Bapountzakis, and Madame Anargyro, all wearing the national Greek Court costume.

Their entrance was immediately followed by 96 ladies belonging to the suites of the Empress of Germany, the Queen of Italy, the Princess of Wales, and the Empress Frederick, with those of the latter dressed in sombre colours.

The Royal party left the palace at eleven o’clock, and the bride, though nervous, looked very happy. She gracefully acknowledged the applause of the people, who were all pleased with her girlish sweetness. Upon their arrival at the Cathedral, the Metropolitan greeted them at the door.

The company entered the church in the following order: The French Ambassador accompanied the Empress of Germany; the Emperor of Germany escorted the Empress Frederick; the King of Denmark accompanied the Queen of Italy; the Prince of Wales accompanied the Queen of Denmark; Prince Henry of Prussia and the Princess of Wales; the Czarewitch and the Princess of Saxe-Meiningen. Then followed the Duke of Sparta and the Princess Sophie. The ceremony began immediately, with the Empress Frederick leading her daughter to the table and the King of Greece leading his son. The ceremony was of the most impressive character and lasted an hour and a quarter. The wedding service was conducted by the Metropolitan of Athens, Gerraanos, assisted by the Archbishops and Bishops of Greece, all in magnificent vestments. A platform, about a foot high, had been erected, occupying a good half of the floor beneath the dome in front of the altar. ….more

Wedding Princess Sophia of Prussia | Queen Consort of the Hellenes| Greece Royal Jewels | Royal Marriage gifts and jewel presents

Prinzessin Sophie von Preussen | Hochzeit | Kronprinzessin von Griechenland, Königin der Hellenen | Königlicher Schmuck und Juwelen zur Vermählung

Turquoise Tiara Turquoise Necklace Turquoise Brooch |Wedding Princess Sophia of Prussia | Sophia Queen of the Hellenes| Greece Royal Jewels

Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway | Royal Boucheron Loop Pearl and Diamond Tiara| Royal Jewel History, Diadem Circlet

Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway | Royal Boucheron Loop Pearl and Diamond Tiara| Royal Jewel History ,Diadem Circlet
Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway | Royal Boucheron Loop Pearl and Diamond Tiara| Royal Jewel History ,Diadem Circlet
Princess Ragnhild of Norway| Royal Boucheron Pearl and Diamond Loop Tiara|Circlet Diadem
Princess Ingeborg of Sweden | Royal Boucheron Pearl and Diamond Loop Tiara| Circlet Diadem
Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway | Royal Boucheron Loop Pearl and Diamond Tiara| Royal Jewel History ,Diadem Circlet
Princess Margarethe of Denmark |Prinzessin Margarethe von Dänemark| Royal Jewels Tiara
Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway | Royal Boucheron Loop Pearl and Diamond Tiara| Royal Jewel History ,Diadem Circlet Prinsessen Ingrid Alexandras tale under gallamiddagen på Slottet i anledning feiringen av prinsessens 18-årsdag
Norway Tiaras - Royals Royal Tiara Royal Family of Norway - 18th birthday Gala Princess Ingrid Alexandra | great-great grandmother.
18th Birthday Gala for Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway and the Royal Family of Norway| The Norwegian Princess wore her birthday gift, the pearl and diamond Tiara of her great-great grandmother.
Heirs of the Throne and Crown Princesses of the Future Second row from the left: HRH Princess Catharina-Amalia of the Netherlands and HRH Princess Elisabeth of Belgium. In front from the left: HRH Princess Estelle of Sweden, HRH Princess Ingrid Alexandra and HRH Prince Charles of Luxembourg. Photo: Lise Åserud, NTB
Heirs of the Throne and Crown Princesses of the Future, Second row from the left: HRH Princess Catharina-Amalia of the Netherlands and HRH Princess Elisabeth of Belgium. In front from the left: HRH Princess Estelle of Sweden, HRH Princess Ingrid Alexandra and HRH Prince Charles of Luxembourg. Photo: Lise Åserud, NTB
Royal Family of Norway - 18th birthday Gala Princess Ingrid Alexandra Norway Tiaras - Royals Royal Tiara Royal Family of Norway - 18th birthday Gala Princess Ingrid Alexandra
Royal Family of Norway – 18th birthday Gala Princess Ingrid Alexandra

Important Turquoise Parure | Royal Jewel History

Historic Turquoise Parure Queen Anna, Queen Charlotte,Queen Victoria, Empress Friedrich, Queen Sophie of Greece, Queen Maud, Queen of Norway, Princess Astrid Turquoise diadem,turquoise stomacher, turquoise brooch,turquoise bracelet,turquoise necklace, turqoise choker, turquoise collier, turquoise earrings, turquoise diamond parure
Historic Turquoise Parure Queen Anna, Queen Charlotte,Queen Victoria, Empress Friedrich, Queen Sophie of Greece, Queen Maud, Queen of Norway, Princess Astrid Turquoise diadem, turquoise stomacher, turquoise brooch, turquoise bracelet, turquoise necklace, turquoise choker, turquoise collier, turquoise earrings, turquoise diamond parure

Journal des villes et des campagnes, 20 octobre 1889
Les principaux bijoux de la corbeille de mariage de la princesse Sophie, fiancée du prince royal de Grèce, consistent en un diadème et un collier en brillants.

Le diadème, qui est un cadeau do l’empereur, est fait de trois rangées do turquoises entourées de diamants. La plus grande des turquoises, ayant la forme d’une poire, forme le sommet du diamant. Elle est tout ornée de diamants. Le collier est également en turquoises et d’une très grande valeur; les pierres sont très pures. Ce collier est un joyau de famille et provient, d’après la tradition, de la raine Anne d’Angleterre, a appartenu à la princesse Charlotte de Galles et est revenu, après la mort, de son mari, Léopold Ier, roi des Belges, à la reine Victoria. Il tut donné à l’impératrice Frédéric, qui vient de le donner à son tour u sa fille la princesse Sophie.Le Gaulois, 28 octobre 1889

Wedding Princess Sophia of Prussia | Queen Consort of the Hellenes| Greece Royal Jewels | Marriage gifts and presents

Prinzessin Sophie von Preussen | Hochzeit | Kronprinzessin von Griechenland, Königin der Hellenen

Historic Turquoise Parure Queen Anna, Queen Charlotte,Queen Victoria, Empress Friedrich, Queen Sophie of Greece, Queen Maud, Queen of Norway, Princess Astrid Turquoise diadem,turquoise stomacher, turquoise brooch,turquoise bracelet,turquoise necklace, turqoise choker, turquoise collier, turquoise earrings, turquoise diamond parure
Historic Turquoise Parure – Wedding Gift – Historic Turquoise Parure Queen Anne of England, Queen Charlotte of Belgium ,Queen Victoria, Empress Friedrich, Queen Sophie of Greece, Queen Maud, Queen of Norway, Princess Astrid Turquoise diadem, turquoise stomacher, turquoise brooch, turquoise bracelet, turquoise necklace, turquoise choker, turquoise collier, turquoise earrings, turquoise diamond parure

…Die Ausstattung der Prinzessin Sophie an Juwelen hat den Werths eines Schatzes. Das Hauptstück derselben ist ein Schmuck aus Brillanten und Türkisen, bestehend aus Diadem, Brosche und Halsband. Das Diadem ist ein Geschenk des Kaisers.
Es ist sehr hochgearbeitet, die Zeichnung von graziöser Erfindung. Drei übereinander stehende Reihen von
Türkisen in sich vergrößerndem Maßstabe sind von den zierlichsten Arabesken in Brillanten umgeben. Die größten Türkise in Birnenform bilden krönende Spitzen, eingefaßt von großen Brillanten.
Nach den beiden Endseiten hin verkleinert sich das Diadem. Das Halsband ist in Form von Bandschleifen in Brillanten gearbeitet, die Knoten desselben von großen Türkisen gebildet. Von großem Werth und seltener Schönheit, namentlich der Türkise, ist das daranhängende Kreuz.

Es ist ein Erbstück der Englischen Königsfamilie. Nach einer Tradition soll es von der Königin Anna stammen, factisch war es im Besitz der Prinzessin Charlotte von Wales, der einzigen, früh verstorbenen Tochter Georg IV. Ihr Gemahl, der spätere König Leopold I. der Belgier, schenkte es der Königin Victoria, diese der Prinzess Royal und Kaiserin Friedrich gab es zum Brautschatz der Prinzessin Sophie, ebenso auch einen großen runden, von großen Brillanten umgebenen Türkis, der als Armband wie als Brosche getragen werden kann und mit welchem der Vater, der PrinceConsort, einst das Taufkleid seines ersten Kindes, der Princess Royal, geschmückt hatte.

Der Türkisschmuck wurde von der Prinzessin von Sparta nicht öffentlich getragen. Er ging vermutlich zurück nach England und dann an Königin Maud von Norwegen….

Princess Astrid of Norway | Turquoise Stars | Queen Maud Jewels | Royal Turquoises
Türkisschmuck von Königin Maud von Norwegen | Diadem, Halsband, Armband, Broschen, Choker, Sterne mit Türkisen besetzt

Grand Duchess Stephanie of Baden’s Emerald Tiara | Beauharnais Emeralds Diadem

Grand Duchess Stephanie of Baden's Emerald Tiara | Beauharnais Emeralds Diadem  

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Grand Duchess Stephanie of Baden’s Emerald Tiara | Beauharnais Emeralds Diadem| Norway Royal Jewels

Grand Duchess Stephanie – Emerald Necklace – Parure| Queen of Norway Tiaras

close-up of the Beauharnais Imperial Emerald Diamond Necklace>>

close-up of the Historic Napoleonic Emerald Diamond Parure>>

Weiteres Bild der Napoleonic Emerald Parure Smaragdgarnitur >>

Grand Duchess Stephanie Imperial Emerald Necklace - Parure Royal Imperial Jewel History An imperial emerald diamond necklace of the former House of Baden. The imperial jeweller Nitot & Fils has made in 1806 this necklace of gold and silver. Seven large briolett-cut emerald drops are hanging from this classical necklace of seven step-cut emeralds with a diamond cluster surround. Small, single emeralds and diamonds are connecting on a length of 41 cm the emerald-clusters to a flexible garland – it is an ideal type of a necklace of the Napoléonic period. The necklace is supplemented with a pair of matching pendant-earrings with tops of emeralds with a diamond cluster surround and drop-shaped pendants with a large free swinging briolett-cut emerald in its centres. About 1820 the two briolett-cut emeralds of the back have been removed and are changed to two facetted emeralds. It might be, that the detached emeralds were given as a present or are left as a Napoléonic heirloom.
Grand Duchess Stephanie Imperial Emerald Necklace – Parure Royal Imperial Jewel History An imperial emerald diamond necklace of the former House of Baden. The imperial jeweller Nitot & Fils has made in 1806 this necklace of gold and silver. Seven large briolett-cut emerald drops are hanging from this classical necklace of seven step-cut emeralds with a diamond cluster surround. Small, single emeralds and diamonds are connecting on a length of 41 cm the emerald-clusters to a flexible garland – it is an ideal type of a necklace of the Napoléonic period. The necklace is supplemented with a pair of matching pendant-earrings with tops of emeralds with a diamond cluster surround and drop-shaped pendants with a large free swinging briolett-cut emerald in its centres. About 1820 the two briolett-cut emeralds of the back have been removed and are changed to two facetted emeralds. It might be, that the detached emeralds were given as a present or are left as a Napoléonic heirloom.

Beauharnais Smaragd Parure| Grand Duchess Stephanie of Baden Imperial Emeralds >>

Grandduchess Stephanie von Baden | Emeralds Grand Duchess Stephanie de Beauharnais| Royal Imperial Emerald Necklace Collier Earrings| Mrs Robert Hudson Viscountess Hudson

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Emerald Tiara Jewels | Auguste Amalie de Beauharnais, Duchess of Leuchtenberg | Princess of Bavaria| Royal Imperial History

Auguste Amalie Beauharnais |Smaragd Juwelen der Herzogin von Leuchtenberg|Kaiserliche Diamanten und Royaler Schmuck

Queen Marie Jose of Italy | ANTIQUE PEARL AND DIAMOND TIARA Queen Marie Jose of Italy | ANTIQUE PEARL AND DIAMOND TIARA is designed as a series of pearl and old-cut diamond arches to the fan- shaped spacers and two-row pearl and engraved gold band , circa 1830, lengthened to wear as a bandeau with gilt metal and pearl back section,  wide Stéphanie de Beauharnais, niece of Empress Josephine and adopted daughter of Napoleon I, married on 25 July 1806 Karl Ludwig, who became Grand Duke of Baden in 1811. Italien royal jewels history, Pearl tiara Queen Marie Jose Princesses of Savoy tiaras


is designed as a series of pearl and old-cut diamond arches to the fan- shaped spacers and two-row pearl and engraved gold band (pearls untested), circa 1830, lengthened to wear as a bandeau with gilt metal and pearl back section, 21.5 cm. wide

Stéphanie de Beauharnais, niece of Empress Josephine and adopted daughter of Napoleon I, married on 25 July 1806 Karl Ludwig, who became Grand Duke of Baden in 1811.
Queen Marie Jose of Italy | ANTIQUE PEARL AND DIAMOND TIARA is designed as a series of pearl and old-cut diamond arches to the fan- shaped spacers and two-row pearl and engraved gold band , circa 1830, lengthened to wear as a bandeau with gilt metal and pearl back section, wide Stéphanie de Beauharnais, niece of Empress Josephine and adopted daughter of Napoleon I, married on 25 July 1806 Karl Ludwig, who became Grand Duke of Baden in 1811.

Queen Marie Jose of Italy | Antique Diamond and Pearl Tiara Diadem

Queen of Italy - Faberge Tiara Königin Marie-Jose of italy diamond-diadem | Leuchtenberg Diamond Tiara Imperial Royal Tiaras History Queen Marie José of Italy née Princess of Belgium; inherited from her brother in 1983  this important historic diamond tiara with briolettes
Queen of Italy – Faberge Tiara

Queen Marie Jose of Italy’s Empress Josephine Tiara

Norway Royal Jewels | Schmuck des Königshaus von Norwegen

Nassau Empire Schmuck von Prinzessin Astrid von Norwegen

Princess Astrid's Gold Bandeau with Opals and Gems | Royal Tiara  Norway Royal Jewels History
Princess Astrid’s Gold Bandeau with Opals and Gems | Royal Tiara Norway Royal Jewels History

Princess Astrid’s Gold Bandeau Tiara

 

This demi-parure was given to Princess Astrid of Norway by her grandmother, Princess Ingeborg of Sweden.
The  parure was made of gold and is set with baroque natural pearls in different shapes and semi-precious stones of red and green which are probably tourmaline, peridot, and rubellite mixed with other gems.
Princess Astrid’s Gold Bandeau with Opals and Gems | Royal Tiara Norway Royal Jewels History

Herzogin Pauline von Nassau Empire Schmuck Parure

Herzogin Pauline von Nassau | Schmuck & Juwelen Norway Jewels Jeweller
Herzogin Pauline von Nassau | Schmuck & Juwelen
Royal Norway Jewels

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

Smaragd Tiara Prinzessin Ingeborg von Schweden | Grossherzogin Stephanie von Baden – Smaragd Halsband Tiara – Parure

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

Prinzessin Ingeborg von Schweden | Boucheron Perlen Tiara

Prinzessin Margarethe von Dänemark Schmuck

Hallberg Diadem der Großfürstin Maria Pavlovna | Schweden Schmuck Historie

Hallberg Diadem der Großfürstin Maria Pavlovna der Jüngeren  Historie Ihres Schmucks und der Verbleib des Royalen Schmuck aus Dänemark, Schweden und Norwegen.

Prinzessin Ingeborg von Schweden um 1900, eine Diamant Boucheron Tiara von Ihrem Gemahl erhalten, die sie in späteren Jahren mit 3 sehr grossen herrlichen Perlen in Diamantrahmen trug dazu. mehr >>

Jewels of the Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna the Jounger, Princess of Sweden, Romanoff Pearls and the history
later prabably added to this tiara:

Boucheron diamond tiara was a gift from Prince Carl of Sweden. Duke of Västergötland

Princess Ingeborg of Sweden owns a delicate diamond tiara, without any decoTiara Princess of Sweden, princess Axel Fleming, Denmark jewels.rations, made by Boucheron. In later years she wore it together with 3 very large pearls in a diamond cluster >>

The Tiara was also worne by  Princess Margaretha of Denmark, daughter of Princess Ingeborg of Sweden. Princess Ranghild of Norway and Princess Astrid of Norway.