Prinzessin Alice von Battenberg | Jewels Schmuck | Princess Andrew of Greece

Princess Alice of Greece | Imperial Aquamarine Parure |Romanov Jewels
Marriage Princess Alice of Battenberg | Royal Greece | Aquamarine Parure| Wedding Gift Czar |Jewel History
Prinzessin Alice von Battenberg | Aquamarin Parure Schmuck | Zarengeschenk Faberge
Die Vermählung des Prinzen Andreas von Griechenland mit Prinzessin Alice von Battenberg.
Eines der schönsten Hochzeitsgeschenke war das Geschenk des Zaren und der Zarin von Russland, die Geschichte zu den Juwelen und Schmuck  Princess Alice's Aquamarine and Diamond Tiara   Kreuter Tiara Diadem, Robert Koch Frankfurt,
Prinzessin Alice von Battenberg | Aquamarin Parure Schmuck | Zarengeschenk Faberge
Die Vermählung des Prinzen Andreas von Griechenland mit Prinzessin Alice von Battenberg.

Princess Alice of Greece | Imperial Aquamarine Parure |Romanov Jewels
Marriage Princess Alice of Battenberg | Royal Greece | Aquamarine Parure| Wedding Gift Czar |Jewel History
Mountbatten Battenberg Sterne Diadem Prinzessin Alice von Battenberg als Braut mit dem Diadem Ihrer Mutter
Mountbatten Battenberg Sterne Diadem
Prinzessin Alice von Battenberg als Braut mit dem Diadem Ihrer Mutter, Prinzessin Victoria von Battenberg

Dem „Temps“ wird aus Petersburg über die Reisepläne des Kaisers Nikolaus berichtet:
Am 14. oder 15. September 1903 gedenkt der Zar, der gegenwärtig jagt, nach Darmstadt zu dem gewohnten Aufenthalte bei den Verwandten der Kaiserin zu fahren.
Diesmal gibt es für seine Anwesenheit in Darmstadt noch einen besonderen
Grund: Die bevorstehende Vermählung des Prinzen Andreas von Griechenland, des jüngsten Sohnes des Königs Georg, mit einer Prinzessin von Battenberg. Gegen Ende des Monats, wahrscheinlich am 24., begiebt der Zar sich in die Steiermark, um mit dem Kaiser von Oesterreich zu  jagen.
Doch begleitet Graf Lemsdorff seinen Gebieter dorthin, woraus man schliessen darf, dass die beiden Kaiser sich nicht blos dem Jagdvergnügen widmen, sondern sich ernstlich mit den orientalischen Angelegenheiten beschäftigen werden.
Nach dem Aufenthalt in Oesterreich wird der Zar nach Darmstadt zurückkehren und bis Ende October, 1903 bis zur Reise nach Italien (-wurde später abgesagt-), dort bleiben.
Während der Anwesenheit des Zarenpaares findet die Einweihung
der auf der Mathildenhöhe erbauten Russischen Kapelle statt, in welcher am 7. October Prinz Andreas von Griechenland und die Prinzessin Alice von Battenberg den Bund für das Leben schließen werden. Die Trauung
findet, wie wir bereits meldeten, auch nach protestantischen Ritus statt.


Princess Alice of Battenberg | Jewels | Princess Andrew of Greece

The Battenberg / Mountbatten Stars Tiara and wedding jewelry | Bandeau

Schmuck und Juwelen der Prinzessin Alice von Battenberg | Bandeau

Prinzessing Alice von Battenberg als Braut mit dem Mountbatten-Battenberg Sterne Diadem

Ein sehr grosszügiges Geschenk brachte der Zar zur Hochzeit mit.
Prinzessin Alice erhielt ein wahrlich imperiales Hochzeitsgeschenk von Ihrer Tante  Alexandra, der Schwester Ihrer Mutter Victoria – der Tsarin von Russland und deren Mann, dem Zar. Die Historie und weitere Details zum Brautgeschenk ausführlich in deutsch:

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Princess Alice of Battenberg, Princess of Greece wore a large gildet Fleur de lys Tiara setted with Turquoise with matching necklace and large diamond earrings. Her daughter Princess Margarethe of Greece, Fürstin Hohenlohe-Langenburg wore this gilded tiara 3 times in public after the large fire of the castle of Langenburg, 1962 und 1964 in Athens the royal wedding and in 1965 in Bonn at the state visiit of the Queen in Germany. The Queen was her sister in law! royal royalty royalfamily royaljewels turquoise diamond tiara necklace princessalice history  englanduk monarchy britishmonarchy britishroyals britishroyalfamily, Workshop Friedrich Kreuter & Co Hanau, Kreuter tiara, Kreuter Diadem
Fleur de Lys tiara Princess Alice of Battenberg, the esteemed Princess of Greece, was pictured adorned in a magnificent gilded Fleur de Lys tiara, embellished with exquisite turquoise stones. This was complemented by a matching necklace and sizable diamond earrings in 1914. Her daughter, Princess Margarethe of Greece, Fürstin Hohenlohe-Langenburg is later pictured with her mothers fleur de Lys.|Workshop Friedrich Kreuter & Co Hanau

Large Diadem of Fleur de Lys with Turquoises | Princess Alice of Greece Princess of Battenberg | Fürstin Margarethe Hohenlohe-Langenburg Tiara

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Princess Royal, Louise of Wales, Duchess of Fife
Wedding Gifts | Jewels | Royal Marriage

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Princess Royal Louise Duchess of Fife | Massin Tiara

Prinzessin Royal Louise Herzogin von Fife | Wedding gifts

Prinzessin Royal Louise Herzogin von Fife | Marriage presents|Schmuck Hochzeitsgeschenke

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Queen Alexandras Wedding gifts

Harcourt Diamonds | Diamond Heirloom Necklace | Tiara of styled flower ornaments

The Harcourt - Diamond Tiara of styled flower ornaments and large Diamond Riviere with Diamond Pendant
The Harcourt – Diamond Tiara of styled flower ornaments and Diamond Cartier Bracelet , Diamond Flower Brooch

The Harcourt – Diamond Tiara of styled flower ornaments and large Diamond Riviere with Diamond Pendant  the story behind the heirloom necklace…..

Not only Boucheron was a favorite jeweler of Lady Harcourt, some jewels of the collection are made by Cartier, like the bandeau bracelet of Diamonds.

The Harcourt |Olive Leaf Diamond Bandeau Tiara from Boucheron|British Royal Jewel History

For her wedding to the Hon. Alexander Baring, Doris Harcourt wore no diamond tiara. Her silver tissue bridal gown was completed by a full tulle veil held with a fashionable pearl bandeau and orange blossom, perfectly in keeping with 1920s bridal style. But only four months before the wedding, her mother, Mary Ethel, Viscountess Harcourt, commissioned a magnificent diamond bandeau tiara from Boucheron in London. Made in platinum and set with old brilliant, old single and rose-cut diamonds, the jewel centres on a pear-shaped diamond of 3.60 carats. Its scrolls, quatrefoils and stylised olive or laurel leaves form a refined classical wreath design, with the remaining diamonds weighing approximately 85 carats. The tiara descended from Viscountess Harcourt to Doris, later Baroness Ashburton, and remained in the family by descent — one of the great jewels of the Harcourt collection.  boucheron  boucheronbandeau  theharcourtbandeautiara  harcourtfamily  royalprovenance  
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. The Harcourt |Olive wreath Diamond Bandau Tiara from Boucheron|British Royal Jewel History

 The Harcourt |Laurel Leaf Diamond Bandau Tiara from Boucheron|British Royal Jewel History

The Harcourt diamond bandeau tiara was commissioned from Boucheron in London on 18 July 1924, only four months before the marriage of the Hon. Doris Margaret Thérèse Harcourt to the Hon. Alexander Francis St Vincent Baring, later 6th Baron Ashburton.

The jewel was almost certainly intended as a wedding gift from her mother, Mary Ethel, Viscountess Harcourt, née Burns, to her eldest daughter Doris. Although Doris did not wear a diamond tiara for the church ceremony, choosing instead a fashionable pearl bandeau with her tulle veil, this Boucheron diamond bandeau belongs directly to the group of jewels surrounding her marriage.

The tiara is an openwork platinum bandeau, set throughout with old brilliant-cut, old single-cut and rose-cut diamonds. At the centre is a pear-shaped diamond drop, the principal old brilliant-cut diamond weighing 3.60 carats. Around it unfold scrolls, quatrefoils and stylised olive or laurel leaves, gradually increasing in scale towards the centre. The remaining diamonds weigh approximately 85 carats in total.

The tiara measures 48 cm in inner circumference, with a height ranging from 1.0 cm to 4.2 cm, and is preserved with its fitted case by Boucheron, 180 New Bond Street, London. It bears French assay marks and is accompanied by a Boucheron Authenticity Report confirming the commission date of 18 July 1924.

Its provenance remained in the Harcourt and Ashburton family:
Mary Ethel, Viscountess Harcourt, née Burns

to her daughter
Doris Mary Thérèse, Baroness Ashburton, née Harcourt

and thence by descent.

The design reflects the enduring classical taste for wreath jewels. Laurel and olive leaves had long been associated with honour, victory, peace, prosperity and dynastic continuity. In the early twentieth century these antique motifs were transformed into refined platinum and diamond jewels, perfectly suited to the bandeau fashion of the 1920s.

This was also the period when bridal head ornaments often changed from high tiaras to lower bandeaux. Doris Harcourt’s wedding report describes her wearing a pearl bandeau rather than a diamond tiara, but the Boucheron commission shows that a major diamond bandeau had nevertheless been created for her wedding season.

Mary Ethel Burns, Viscountess Harcourt, was one of Boucheron’s most important private clients. Born into the wealthy American Burns and Morgan circle, she inherited not only great fortune but also a remarkable eye for jewels. Her family connections included the Morgan banking dynasty, and her own jewel collection became one of the most spectacular ever created through Boucheron.  boucheron  boucheronbandeau  theharcourtbandeautiara  harcourtfamily  royalprovenance  
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The Harcourt |Olive Diamond Bandau Tiara from Boucheron|British Royal Jewel History

But only four months before the wedding, her mother, Mary Ethel, Viscountess Harcourt, commissioned a magnificent diamond bandeau tiara from Boucheron in London.

Made in platinum and set with old brilliant, old single and rose-cut diamonds, the jewel centres on a pear-shaped diamond of 3.60 carats. Its scrolls, quatrefoils and stylised olive or laurel leaves form a refined classical wreath design, with the remaining diamonds weighing approximately 85 carats. Olive symbolizing peace, prosperity, and fertility.

The tiara descended from Viscountess Harcourt to Doris, later Baroness Ashburton, and remained in the family by descent — one of the great jewels of the Harcourt collection.

The Harcourt |Olive Leaf Diamond Bandeau Tiara from Boucheron|British Royal Jewel History

The Harcourt Diamond Necklace | Diamonds of the Crown Jewels of France|Le Collier Harcourt et les Diamants de la Couronne

Diamonds from the Crown Jewels of France | Bequest of J.P. Morgan to his Granddaughter, the late Viscountess Harcourt
Diamonds from the Crown Jewels of France | Bequest of J.S. Morgan to his Granddaughter, the late Viscountess Harcourt

 

The grandfather’s legacy!

In 1856 the crown jeweler Bapst created a comb for Empress Eugenie using diamonds from the French crown jewels. The head ornament had nine long diamond pendants called pampilles or aiquillettes.

At the auction of the French crown jewels in 1887, Tiffany’s bought four pampilles and sold two of them to Junius Spencer Morgan, the wealthy patriarch of the renowned merchant banking family.

 

He put these 2 pampilles in the safe with this order:

June 30/88

The contents of this box „2 diamond pendants from the Crown Jewels of France“ as described in the papers which accompany them are the property of my daughter Mary Ethel Burns.

They were handed to me by her Grandfather on the 29th June 20/88 to be held in Trust for her.

Walter H. Burns.

It was an exquisite and amazing present to his granddaughter May Burns.
She remounted the pampilles and the twenty-eight diamonds into a fringe necklace. It is said that the old-mine cut diamonds are I to J in colour, SI to I1 clarity in lively brilliance.

More History, the story behind the Royal and imperial Jewel

 

The Harcourt – Emeralds, Necklace and Tiara | Jewellery

Sketch of The Harcourt – Emeralds, Necklace and Tiara

The Hartcourt Emerald Necklace Collier from Graff

The Harcourt Tiara made by Boucheron old & new version

Harcourt Choker Bandeau with Emeralds from Boucheron

The Harcourt Diamond Tiara Crown

The Harcourt – Diamond Necklace from the French Crown Jewels

Le Collier Harcourt et les Diamants de la Couronne

Grand Peigne a Pampilles| Joyaux de Couronne France| French Crown Jewels

Large Comb with Fringes of Diamonds and the Hortense Diamond| Empress Eugenie| French Crown Jewels

NEW updated!
The historic Dowager Viscountess Harcourt Diamond Necklace went to Tiffany & Co., on auction in October 2015, who first purchased the 28 diamonds on the necklace at the 1887 French Crown Jewels auction in Paris. US$1,548,718 / CHF 1,505,959 Source:Sotheby’s;

French Crown Jewels | The Imperial Comb with the „Hortense“ Diamond

Empress Eugenie of France Imperial large Comb with Fringes of Diamonds and the Hortense Diamond of the French Crown Jewels the story behind the historic jewelry:

French Crown Jewels | The large Comb | Diamants de la Couronne France

Grand Peigne de Pampilles | Diamants de la couronne Empress Eugenie
Grand Peigne de Pampilles | Diamants de la couronne Empress Eugenie

Grand Peigne a Pampilles provenant de la Collection des Joyaux de la Couronne Diamant rose dit „Diamant Hortensia“

 

 

 

Collier aux Pampilles Collection des Joyaux de la Couronne

Two of the Aiguillettes from the French Crown Jewels | Diamond Necklace

Romanov Royal & Imperial Sapphires |Saphir| Historische Safire

Romanov Royal & Imperial Sapphires |Saphir Historische Safire der Familie Romanoff Jewels

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

Queen Marie of Romania Tiara Royal Jewellery

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

Queen Marie of Romania Royal Jewellery Tiara

Maria Pawlowna Grandduchess Vladimir wearing her Sapphire Tiara

Imperial Romanov Ceylon Sapphire of 2 recutting Ceylon sapphire: 249,35 ct.
Imperial Romanov Ceylon Sapphire of recutting Ceylon sapphire: 249,35 ct.

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

Large Royal Sapphire Sautoir

Sapphires – Diamond Parure | Saphir Diamant Garnitur / Das Juwelen Set

Sapphires – Diamond Parure | Saphir Diamant Garnitur / Details des Saphir-Diamant-Set

Romanov Saphirre | Cartier Bracelet | 2015 new cutting
Romanov Saphire | Cartier Bracelet |2015 new cutting

Youssoupoff Sapphires

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.

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

Alice Duchess of Gloucester | Royal Jewels | History| Diamond Sautoir

When Lady Alice Christabel MontaguDouglasScot, 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 Art deco Sautoir Wedding Present | Diamond Bracelet with Diamond Triangles to the Duchess Alice of Gloucester
Diamond Art deco Sautoir Wedding Present |
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:

Diamond Parure – Royal Wedding Presents to the Duke and Duchess of Gloucester
Royal  Emerald and Pearl Parure Suite |Wedding Gifts >>
Royal  Wedding-gift of Queen Mary – Turquoise Parure >>
Wedding present of the Duke of Gloucester  to his Bride >>
Königliches Hochzeits-Geschenk mit den Smaragden >>
Das zweite Hochzeitsgeschenk “ Die Diamant Garnitur “ >>
Die Hochzeitsgeschenke des Herzogs „Knoten-Brosche und Diamant-Diadem“ >>
Iveagh Diamond Tiara | Royal Jewel History Queen Mary >>
Diamond Art deco Sautoir Necklace and Bracelet>>
Diamond Bracelet with triangle and baguette diamond motifs>>

Royal & Imperial Sapphires |Saphir Historische Safire

Royal Jewels - Sapphire and diamond necklace that belonged to Empress Marie-Louise of France (1791-1847), the second wife of Napoleon I important sapphires parure  jewellery belonging to Empress Marie Louise of France
Habsburg Fleur de Lys Tiara – Sapphire and diamond necklace that belonged to Empress Marie-Louise of France (1791-1847), the second wife of Napoleon I important sapphires||Habsburg Saphir Parure und Diadem| Hochzeitsgeschenk des Kaisers Franz an seine Tochter Marie-Louise

Royal & Imperial Sapphires | Jewels Jewelry | Saphir Schmuck Historische Safire

Jewel history in the older part of the Royal Magazin, with some updates:

Habsburg Sapphires Parure with Diamonds, Fleur de Lys Brooches, Stomacher, Necklace | Imperial Austrian Bourbon Piacenza TiaraRoyal Jewels - Sapphire and diamond necklace that belonged to Empress Marie-Louise of France (1791-1847), the second wife of Napoleon I important sapphires  sapphires parure  jewellery belonging to Empress Marie Louise , Empress Marie Louise of France Jewelry Collection  Empress Marie Louise of France Jewelry Collection
Habsburg Fleur de Lys – Tiara – Marie-Louise of Habsburg Sapphires Parure with Diamonds, Fleur de Lys Brooches, Stomacher, Necklace | Imperial Austrian Bourbon Piacenza Tiara Royal Jewels – Sapphire and diamond necklace that belonged to Empress Marie-Louise of France (1791-1847), the second wife of Napoleon I important sapphires

Sapphire Parure of the Marie-Louise Empress of France, Archduchess of Austria | Imperial Habsburg

Habsburg Sapphires Parure with Diamonds, Fleur de Lys Brooches, Stomacher, Necklace | Empress Marie Louise Sapphires

Saphir Schmuck der Kaiserin Marie-Louise | Sapphire Parure of the Marie-Louise Empress of France

Habsburg Sapphires Parure with Diamonds, Fleur de Lys Brooches, Stomacher, Necklace | Imperial Austrian Bourbon Piacenza TiaraRoyal Jewels - Sapphire and diamond necklace that belonged to Empress Marie-Louise of France (1791-1847), the second wife of Napoleon I important sapphires,  Empress Marie Louise of France Jewelry Collection,sapphires parure  jewellery belonging to Empress Marie Louise
Habsburg Sapphires Parure with Diamonds, Fleur de Lys Brooches, Stomacher, Necklace | Imperial Austrian Bourbon Piacenza TiaraRoyal Jewels – Sapphire and diamond necklace that belonged to Empress Marie-Louise of France (1791-1847), the second wife of Napoleon I important sapphires

Sapphire Parure for the Imperial and Royal Court | Chaumet:

Lanckoronski sapphires stomacher

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Lanckoronski Sapphires brooch

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Royal Imperial Sapphires, historic Sapphires

Lanckoronski Sapphires tiara and necklace

Frankreich | France Saphires joyaux de Couronne |

The ORLÉANS SAPPHIRE PARURE

Les saphirs de la famille d’Orléans

 Empress Josephine’s Sapphire Parure

Sapphire Diamant Parure Crown Jewels of France

 

Bonaparte Sapphires Jewelery | Mellerio

Sapphire and Diamond Parure of Princess Eugenie of Greece

Sapphires Brooch Mellerio | Royal Jewels | Princess Bonaparte

Schmuck und Juwelen der Deutsche Fürstenhäuser | Royal Jewels – Historical Jewerly and Treasure of Royals and Aristocracy | bijoux historiques| исторические драгоценности