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abcdxyz said:
Lovely! This one certainly would be nice to see-
abcdxyz said:
It is lovely.Lovely! This one certainly would be nice to see-
Interesting that Queen Mary is perceived as "statuesque" when she was only 5 foot 6. But she certainly does "read" as tall and commanding!
Great taste in jewels, especially tiaras. But I don't much care for her spoiled attitude that seemed to think it was okay for her to "persuade" her hosts into handing over their treasures just because Little Poor-Girl Princess had childhood entitlement issues and thought she "deserved" stuff.
As for tiaras, I've always loved that spiky diamond and pearl one that Princess Michael wears, the one that greatly resembles the Girls of Great Britain and Ireland one HM favours. It would look delicious on Catherine...but never to happen.
Did Wallis ever wear tiaras after her marriage? I know she was deprived of being HRH, but she was still a duchess married to a royal duke...I don't recall ever seeing pictures of her in a tiara.
No, but I'm fairly confident that if William were to call up Uncle Spencer and ask to borrow it that he would not be denied, for a number of reasons.
No, but I'm fairly confident that if William were to call up Uncle Spencer and ask to borrow it that he would not be denied, for a number of reasons.
Wouldn't that be fabulous? However unlikely it is..... *sigh* more like wishful thinking on our partThere's been mention of the Portland sapphire tiara, recently sold at auction for over one million dollars.
There's no saying who purchased it, but the buyer could possibly be Charles or the Middletons. That would be perfect for Kate, imo- not too overwhelming, not too insignificant.
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Did Wallis ever wear tiaras after her marriage? I know she was deprived of being HRH, but she was still a duchess married to a royal duke...I don't recall ever seeing pictures of her in a tiara.
I agree Dazz! I couldn't click on the link for the 25 Tiaras that the article mentions. Was anyone else successful?
Honestly, with all the "royal experts" that have commented on this wedding, I wish some of us at TRF had done the deed. Some of the information that is being provided is simply awful.
The Scroll tiara was given to Princess Anne, wasn't it? I would imagine that Zara will wear that for her wedding, so it would be odd if it was given to Catherine.
AR, your blog (which I loved) got me yearning to see the Rundell or the Surrey tiara on her - if they still exist. Particularly the Rundell, as there's something so youthful about the way Alexandra wears it in the photos. I'm crossing my fingers that we see something beautiful from deep within those vaults ...This was my attempt to provide actual research.
Aestheticus Rex: A Tale of Tiara's: What will the Queen bestow upon Kate Middleton?
-AR
So....if I take ny husbands last name I'm marrying into to his family, is he marrying into mine if he doesn't take my last name? And since I took his last name I'm only marrying into his Dads side of the family, not his mom's? I think we will have to agree to disagree on this-
She's marrying into the BRF insitution, that I agree with- and I get your point in that way
I Know! I've been asking for monthes. I'll bet $10 on the Lover's Knot and the Duke of Cambridge.How about a tiara poll, moderators?
The Scroll tiara was given to Princess Anne, wasn't it? I would imagine that Zara will wear that for her wedding, so it would be odd if it was given to Catherine.
i will not be surprised if Kate brings with her the Strathmore Tiara in her forehead like late Queen Mother did.
imagine her long curly hair down with that tiara on her forehead.
My vote for Great Britain and Ireland Tiara. But in a second guess
Fringe Tiara (aka George III Fringe Tiara). Spencer certainly is not the crown of the family. I'm sure Kate will do a very good selection of the crown.