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Queen Emma of the Netherlands | Important engraved Diamond | Oscar Massin Pendant
Update from 2008 the engagement gift to Princess Emma from the King of the Netherlands. A large diamond with his portrait the pendant made by Oscar Massin.
Queen Emma Royal Wedding| Diamond Wedding Gifts and Presents
Queen Anna Pavlovna Pearl Drop Tiara and Queen Sophie’s Diamond Stomacher| Royal Jewel History Netherlands
Pavlovnik Tiara rebuild after Queen Anna Pavlovna Pearl Drop Tiara and Queen Sophia Diamond Stomacher| Royal Jewel History Netherlands
Pavlovnik Tiara after Queen Anna Pavlovna Pearl Drop Tiara and Queen Sophie’s Diamond Stomacher| Royal Jewel History Netherlands
Queen Sophies Diamond-Pearl Devant de Corsage| Dutch Royal Jewel | History Romanov
Königin Beatrix und die Saphir-Parure ihrer Urgrossmutter Emma | |Dutch Royal Jewels History| Queen Betrix can be seen wearing it on the following photo
Die zweite Version dieser Tiara als Hochzeits-Diadem von Prinzessin Mabel | Prinzess Mabel`s wedding-tiara, the second tiara-frame of this parure
Königin Emma und ihre Saphir-Parure |Dutch Royal Jewels History| Queen Emma`s Sapphire Parure
Königin Juliana mit dieser Juwelen-Garnitur ||Dutch Royal Jewels History| Queen Juliana wearing this parure
Übersicht der Holländischen Juwelen | Dutch Royal Jewels History| More dutch royal jewels
Mellerio Parure mit Rubinen getragen von :
Queen Emma Royal Dutch Ruby Parure >>
Queen Wilhelmina Royal Dutch Ruby Parure >>
Queen Juliana Royal Dutch Ruby Parure >>
Königin Juliana Royal Dutch Ruby Parure >>
Queen Beatrix Royal Dutch Ruby Parure >>
Königin Beatrix Royal Dutch Ruby Parure Netherlands >>
Königin Maxima | Queen Maxima | Diamond Devante de Corsage | Brooch wedding gift to Queen Emma| Dutch Royal Jewel History
Königin Wilhelmina mit der Brosche | Queen Wilhelmina | Diamond Devante de Corsage || Dutch Royal Jewel History ENGLISH and SPANISH VERSION
Königin Juliana mit der Brosche| Queen Juliana | Diamond Devante de Corsage || Dutch Royal Jewel History ENGLISH and SPANISH VERSION
Queen Hortense Imperial Sapphire Parure |Jewel History Holland| Napoleon Bonaparte
Queen Hortense Imperial Sapphire Parure Sapphire Tiara, Sapphire Belt, Sapphire Necklace, Sapphire Pins &Brooch|Jewel History Holland| Napoleon Bonaparte
Pearl and Diamond Tiara and Pearl Brooch | The Royal Wedding Present to Pincess Luise of Prussia in 1825 From Her Father the King of Prussia | later known – Danish Pearl Poire Tiara
Princess Alexandrine of Prussia 1842-1906 Duchess of Mecklenburg-Schwerin| Royal Wedding Marriage Gifts | Royal Jewel History
The forthcoming marriage of Princess Alexandrine of Prussia on December 9, 1865 and the exhibition of the shining „Trousseau“ that preceded it is the talk of the town at this time.
Her other uncle Emperor Wilhelm I gave her an opulent diamond necklace, a riviere of diamonds.
Hier reihte sich das Brautgeschenk des Königs, eine sogenannte „Riviere“- von aufsteigenden Diamanten
Die Kronprinzessin Cecilie notiert in Ihren Erinnerungen:
über die Herzogin Alexandrine, Tochter von Prinzessin Marianne.
Das weißlich graue Haar war über den Ohren in Flechten aufgesteckt, darüber wurden Tüllmützen mit Bändern getragen. Zum Abend wurden an Stelle der Flechten kleine leichte Löckchen angebracht, die ihr ein reizendes Aussehen verliehen. Bei feierlichen Gelegenheiten wurde auf die Tüllmütze ein großes Diamantdiadem gesetzt, das den Eindruck von Würde, den ihr ganzes Wesen ausstrahlte, noch vertieft.
Prinzessin Alexandrine von Preußen (1842–1906) Herzogin von Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Diamanten Königlich und Kaiserliche Hochzeitsgeschenk an die Prinzessin Alexandrine von Preussen, Herzogin von Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Diamonds Royal Marriage gifts| Imperial Wedding Presents to Princess Alexandrine of Preussen| Duchess of Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Imperial Royal Siberian Amethysts in diamonds Wedding gift to Princess Alexandrine of Prussia, Duchess of Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Sibirische Amethyste in Brillanten Hochzeitsgeschenk an Prinzessin Alexandrine von Preussen, Herzogin von Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Schmuckgarnitur von nuß-großen Smaragden und Brillanten, Smaragd Diamant Diadem, Smaragd Diamant Collier | Prinzessin Alexandrine von Preussen
Emerald Tiara and Emerald Necklace, Emerald Suite |Princess Alexandrine of Prussia 1842-1906 Duchess of Mecklenburg-Schwerin| Royal Wedding Marriage Gifts
Pearl and Diamond Tiara Diadem Princess Alexandrine of Prussia Duchess of Mecklenburg-Schwerin |Princess Marianne of Oranien Nassau
Alexandrine von Preußen Herzogin von Mecklenburg-Schwerin|Diadem von birnenförmigen Perlen als Tropfen in Brillanten
Royal Pearl and Diamond Tiara Diadem Pearshaped drop Pearls and Brooch|Princess Marianne of Oranien Nassau
Duchess Alexandrine of Mecklenburg-Schwerin| Princess of Preussen| Pearl & Diamond Tiara and Brooch| Wedding Gift From Princess Marianne of Preussen
Prinzessin Alexandrine von Preußen 1842–1906 genannt „Addy“ Herzogin von Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Königlich und Kaiserliche Hochzeitsgeschenk an die Prinzessin Alexandrine von Preussen, Herzogin von Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Duchess Alexandrine of Mecklenburg-Schwerin| Princess of Preussen| Pearl & Diamond Tiara and Brooch| Wedding Gift From Princess Marianne of Preussen
Perlen Tropfen Diadem| Famous Pearl Treasure – Princess Marianne of the Netherlands – Prinzessin Albrecht – Princess Albert – Prinzessin Marianne of Oranien Nassau Perlen Diadem Diademe Tiara
Als im Jahr 1830, sich der jüngste Sohne Albrecht mit Prinzessin Marianne von Oranien-Nassau vermählte, orderte der König abermals bei den Gebr. Jordan das identische PerlenSet mit einer Diamant und Tropfen Perlen Tiara und der passenden Devante Brosche aus großen Tropfenperlen und Brillanten, eine exakte Kopie, der Demi-Parure von der Tochter.
Als ihre Tochter Prinzessin Luise von Preussen im Jahr 1825, den Prinz Friedrich der Niederlande, heiratete, liess der Vater, König Friedrich WilhelmIII. aus 19 großen Birnenperlen der Königin Luise, vom Hofjuwelier Gebr. Jordan eine Perlen und Diamant Tiara herstellen, dazu passend eine große Brosche, ebenfalls bestückt mit den Perlen von Königin Luise.
Queen Louise of Preussen | Famous Royal Pearls and Pearl Jewels
Imperial Sapphire Parure Queen Hortense of Holland | Stephanie Beauharnais Grand Duchess of Baden|Royal Jewel History
Queen Hortense Imperial Sapphire Parure |Jewel History Holland| Jewels Napoleon Bonaparte
Queen Hortense Imperial Sapphire Parure Sapphire Tiara, Sapphire Belt, Sapphire Necklace, Sapphire Pins &Brooch|Jewel History Holland| Napoleon Bonaparte
Imperial Sapphire Parure Queen Hortense of Holland | Present to Stephanie Beauharnais Grand Duchess of Baden|Royal Jewel History
Fürstin Josephine von Hohenzollern Sigmaringen | Princess of Baden | Saphir-Diamant Diadem History | Imperial Royal Sapphires Queen Hortense of Holland
Princess Birgitta of Hohenzollern-Sigmaringen | Sapphire and Diamond Crown Queen Maria da Gloria II Portugal Royal Jewels History | Queen Hortense of Holland Parure| German Royal Jewelry
Queen Hortense Holland Sapphire Parure | Netherlands |Imperial Jewels| NAPOLEON Bonaparte
PROVENANCE OF THE IMPERIAL SAPPHIRE PARURE
A cord in writing, found between the boxes of jewels, stated that these sapphire jewels were given to Grand Duchess Stephanie of Baden, by her cousin Hortense de Beauharnais, Queen of Holland.
Such an origin is very likely. In many paintings Queen Hortense of Holland, and her mother Empress Josephine, can be seen wearing precious belts. Furthermore, Hortense’s financial papers, which are kept in the Napoléon archive in Paris, give evidence of her fortune between 1817 and 1837, the year she passed away. They show that she left Paris in 1816 with little money, but a lot of jewellery.
After Grand Duchess Stephanie’s of Baden death in 1860 the sapphire parure described as
‘necklace, pendant, earrings, seven pins and a belt’
was inherited by Stephanie’s second daughter, Josephine, Princess of Hohenzollern Sigmaringen.
See at the coronation picture, the sisters of Napoleon Caroline, Pauline, Elise and Hortense are in court gown with „jeweled belts“ and „bandeau head ornaments“ also stetted with large pins of precious centers, like the brooches and pins.
Under Napoléon’s court, belts decorated with precious stones were part of any jewellery parure, as fashion dictated that the waist was very high on dresses and court ladies needed a belt which was placed just under the décolleté. More about the history:
Queen Hortense Imperial Sapphire Parure |Jewel History Holland| Napoleon Bonaparte
Queen Hortense Imperial Sapphire Parure Sapphire Tiara, Sapphire Belt, Sapphire Necklace, Sapphire Pins &Brooch|Jewel History Holland| Napoleon Bonaparte
Grossherzogin Charlotte von Luxemburg |Hochzeitsgeschenke| Großherzogliche Juwelen und Schmuck
Grossherzogin Charlotte von Luxemburg |Hochzeitsgeschenk|Großherzogliche Juwelen und Schmuck
The story behind royal jewels…. Royal Marriage of Prince Felix of Bourbon-Parma and Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg
Royal Wedding Present to Grand Duchess Charlotte of Luxembourg>>
Prinzessin Marie von Preussen| Sapphire Parure Diadem Tiara Diamond Jewelry|Royal Imperial Oranien-Nassau Jewels | Princess Heinrich of the Netherlands
Prinzessin Marie von Preussen
Sapphire Parure Diadem Tiara Diamond Jewelry|
Royal Imperial Oranien-Nassau Jewels | Princess Heinrich of the Netherlands>>
Prince Henry of the Netherlands was one of the richest Princes in the world. A silver mine in America brings him a princely income and he has many Dutch, Russian and other bonds, with 99 properties in Holland – the maximum number, for the King alone can own 100 – and some in other countries.
His royal Bride has got the richest jewels …the oranien nassau diamonds….
As a gift from the Emperor and the Empress, the Princess Bride Marie, a 9-star brilliant tiara, is enough; the same is made by the court jewelers S. Friedeberg & Sons, after the diadem which Princess Elizabeth received during her marriage. According to the composition of the individual parts, 24 different forms, u. A. also representing a necklace, to be a masterpiece of jewelry.
By contrast, the very same jewelry gifts have been carried out by the same company in private compositions, which the prince Heinrich venerated his bride. It is a double jewelry: tiara, corsage and necklace in sapphires and diamonds, as in diamonds to wear.
The stones supplied by the prince are among the greatest rarities, and a large sapphire and a large diamond below are estimated at 100,000 each; the whole decoration has a value of more than 1 000 000.
The tasteful and dignified execution of the work is a high honor to our local arts and crafts. The prince has offered his bride, as a wedding gift, a wealth of diamonds and other gemstones, as he would seldom appear in such abundance and beauty even in princely weddings
The Berlin industry has been particularly honored to be entrusted with the creation of the jewelery, which was supplied by the court jewelers S. Friedberg Sons.
The whole Corbeille de mariage consists of a diadem, a corsage (big brooch), a necklace with 11 pendulum oques and an extension of the same to the corsage as so-called. Esclavage, which ends in two shoulder brooches.
This jewelery, made after drawings by Holbein, can be worn in two ways, with sapphires or all in brilliants.
The large sapphires and diamonds supplied by Prince Heinrich are among the rarities that hardly any of the most famous treasure troves in the world have.
The great sapphire of the corsage, weighing about 200 ct, of the most beautiful purest blue of more than 100,000 ct in value, is of no less beauty than a second sapphire cabochon of over 100 cts, which is matched by the five large sapphires of the diadem.
The large brilliants to be screwed in place of the sapphires, solitaires from 10 to 30 carats a piece, are of the purest water as they are brought to Brazil only in the earliest time to days.
All jewelry is protected from a value of one million marks.