Crown Princess Victoria Jewellery 1: January 2003 -June 2005

[Josefine]

1.a Horse shue broche

2.A Dimond - Amethyst broche

3.dimond broche

4.Pearl and dimond broche

[Josefine]

• state visit from Austria September 1997

[Josefine]

• Nobel dinner december 11 2000
• Princess wedding in Norway 2002
• State visit to Belgium 2001
• royal dinner march 2002
• Nobel 2001

[Mia]

On the other thread, CP Victoria's jewellery part II, Josefine asked information concerning a diamond riviere necklace. I've lost count of the number of the different collet necklaces of the Bernadotte's but this particular necklace, Josefine pointed out, consists of quite large, graduated diamonds and can be worn with a pendant (usually the pear shaped diamond). It's said to have belonged to Queen Victoria's mother, the Grand Duchess Louise of Baden.

This picture from Danjel's site shows that there must be several collet neckaces of different lenghts. Part of them might be possible to shorten or lenghten or combine together... Also the pear shaped diamond can be seen on the shortest necklace.

http://groups.msn.com/isapi/fetch.dl...Rz7BjKGJD5mXMo

[Mia]

Josefine showed on another a picture the agraffe with a blue ribbon bow showing a miniature portrait of the King which Crown Princess Victoria as well as other royal ladies wear on gala occasions. Josefine asked also on what kind of surface the miniature is painted. I remember reading just awhile ago that today the miniature is a photo, not a miniature painting.

The other important ladies of the court don't wear a miniature portrait but their master's or mistress' cipher which consist of a gilded monogram topped with a crown and a blue ribbon bow. When a lady-in-waiting retires or marries or is of a higher rank she might get a special cipher made of white gold and set with diamonds. This ornament is worn as a piece of jewelry also in private.

[Josefine]

Originally Posted by Mia

On the other thread, CP Victoria's jewellery part II, Josefine asked information concerning a diamond riviere necklace. I've lost count of the number of the different collet necklaces of the Bernadotte's but this particular necklace, Josefine pointed out, consists of quite large, graduated diamonds and can be worn with a pendant (usually the pear shaped diamond). It's said to have belonged to Queen Victoria's mother, the Grand Duchess Louise of Baden.

This picture from Danjel's site shows that there must be several collet neckaces of different lenghts. Part of them might be possible to shorten or lenghten or combine together... Also the pear shaped diamond can be seen on the shortest necklace.

http://groups.msn.com/isapi/fetch.dl...Rz7BjKGJD5mXMo

thank you so much

so you would say these necklaces are all the same necklace?

here are the links
http://www.theroyalforums.com/forums...4&postcount=23

http://www.theroyalforums.com/forums...7&postcount=24

http://www.theroyalforums.com/forums...5&postcount=28

[Josefine]

• State visit from Jordan 2003
• Royal Dinner Jannuari 2004
• state visit to finland 2003
• Nobel 2003

[Josefine]

• state visit to finland 2003
• Crown Prince wedding in Norway 2001

[Josefine]

Long Pearl Drop earring

• State visit to Iceland 2004

[Josefine]

Pearl Drop earring

• Nobel 2004

[Josefine]

Dimond - Amethyst earings

• ?
• state visit to Belgium

[Josefine]

grand dimonds earrings

• The Spanish Crown Prince Wedding

[Josefine]

Princess Madeleins Birthday gift to her sisters 27th Birthday
Madeleine designed this earings bt her self I am not sure if she also made them
I think its silver

• Victorias 27th Birthday 2004

[Josefine]

small dimond earring

• state visit From Germany 2003
• gala dinner at varsille france
• Nobel 2003
• State visit to Finland
• Official diner in February 2005

[Josefine]

small pearl earrings

• Crown Prince wedding in Denmark

[Josefine]

layer pearl necklace

christining in the Netherlands

[Josefine]

pearl dimond earings

• christining in the Netherlands
• Christining in Norway