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Old 07-05-2006, 10:45 PM
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Default Compilation of many British royal family tiaras

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The "heads" wearing these tiaras include: Her Majesty the Queen; Diana, Princess of Wales (when she was The Princess of Wales, of course); Princess Michael of Kent; HRH Princess Anne the Princess Royal; and HRH The Duchess of Gloucester. Oh and (the black and white one) Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother....and I almost forgot,well I did forget.... the former HRH The Duchess of York (Sarah, Duchess of York)........and one tiara, the Poltimore (sp?) of Princess Margaret's collection pictured on auction at Christie's (or was it Sotheby's?)
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Old 07-16-2006, 07:59 PM
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Does anyone have a photo of Queen Mary wearing her Amethyst Necklace and/or Tiara? The one she left to Queen Elizabeth, The Queen Mother.
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Old 07-17-2006, 03:56 AM
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my favorites ones. I think, they all are from BRF.
(sources: poltimore tiara from gettyimages
the rest is from: tiaras a history of splendour)
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Old 07-17-2006, 03:54 PM
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Those are beautiful! I like the second one with the sapphires the best! Thanks for posting them.:)
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And has anyone infos about this Amethyst parure?
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f3...methyst202.jpg
http://i50.photobucket.com/albums/f3...methyst203.jpg
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Old 08-07-2006, 03:29 PM
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And has anyone infos about this Amethyst parure?
The necklace is available for sale from SJ Phillips.

Here's the photo link of the necklace:
http://www.sjphillips.com/antique_je...nd/03605a3.jpg

And their main page for diamond necklaces that shows a description of this necklace:
http://www.sjphillips.com/antique_je...necklaces.html
The necklace is at the very bottom of the first column.

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The Queen Mother unfortunatly sold it. I guess she and the Queen dont like amythest. I dont know why, I think the Parure is beautiful.
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The Queen Mother unfortunatly sold it. I guess she and the Queen dont like amythest. I dont know why, I think the Parure is beautiful.
Another piece of historic jewelry that fell to the death duties. But I don't recall ever seeing the Queen Mum wearing it either.
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Another piece of historic jewelry that fell to the death duties. But I don't recall ever seeing the Queen Mum wearing it either.
It really wasn't historical since Queen Mary acquired the stones in a charity auction and had a complete parure designed. Evidently, she only wore it once and then it disappeared. It was given to Queen Elizabeth as a gift at some point by Queen Mary.

The Queen Mother never wore it and auctioned the parure after The Queen declined it for the royal collection.
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The Queen Mother unfortunatly sold it. I guess she and the Queen dont like amythest. I dont know why, I think the Parure is beautiful.
I think its just because the Windsors don't 'do' parures or at least the varieties including tiaras.

I also personally don't think Beatrice will be seen in a tiara for awhile yet, I don't think she will be attending any tiara events until William and Harry do first.
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British Royals come of age at the age of 18 and that is when they can take the throne (without a regency) if need be. I know this because William IV was so happy to live long enough to see his niece Princess Victoria turn 18, so if he died she would be queen in her own right and not have her mother the Duchess of Kent as regent, because King William hated her.

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The Duchess of Gloucester - Turquoise Suite with Queen Mary's Pearl & Diamond Choker.

Countess of St Andrews - Cambridge Sapphire Parure

Lady Sarah Chatto - Triumph of Love Turquoise Tiara
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Wow wymanda, have you images of these jewels?
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Wow wymanda, have you images of these jewels?
The Gloucester Turquoise tiara (from "Tiaras, A history of splendour)




The "Flames of Love" Tiara



Queen Mary's Pearl Choker


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Thank you very much Ayvee for the lovely pics and for infos. they helped me very much in making collection of royal jewels photos!
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Ayvee,

good detective work, they do seem to be the same necklace. If it is, it has been changed. SJ Philips necklace is missing one bigger amethyst, most likely the clasp stone, it seems to have been replaced by a smaller one and with a different setting. Just a plain metal oval support, whereas all the other stones are surrounded by a row of small diamonds. It does not match.
Anyway I presume the pieces are no longer seen as a parure and meant to be sold together. Maybe taken for a ring? The necklace could sell in an easier way, the tiara may be more difficult.
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I am wondering if perhaps the diamond you put at the top on the first picture might work better or ever better still a large emerald as the central gemstone.
Thomas, you've missed the point. Faubla wasn't making a fantasy tiara, he was attempting to recreate how the tiara actually looked. Comparing his work with the originals, he has done an excellent job!

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what happen to the two big stones in the original tiara?
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The two big diamonds are cullinan III and IV and are now worn as a brooch by the Queen. The Delhi Durbar tiara had been created so that Quuen Mary could change the stones as she wanted (cambridge emeralds or diamonds). The cullinan V heart shaped diamond could also fit as the center piece of the tiara.
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I may well be in the minority on this one, but I prefer the Delhi Durbar tiara the way it is now, as compared to it with emerald and the big diamonds. It's such a large piece as it is that having those large stones on it is really, IMO, just too much, and too busy looking. I really like it the way it is.
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