Madame Royale
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The collet and earrings in the link above are reserved only for the use of a Queen regnant or the wife of a King.
The collet and earrings in the link above are reserved only for the use of a Queen regnant or the wife of a King.
So on the cover is the Queen Mother wearing the coronation gift as well as Queen Victoria's Necklace? Blimey, what Id give to have a few unset diamonds just rolling about somewhere.
Camilla wears The Queen Mother's coronation gift from her husband, which was a collet of diamonds from the royal collection of unset stones.
It appears to be the diamond and aquamarine tiara; a gift from King George VI to his wife. It is now in HRH the Princess Royals' possession.
It appears to be the diamond and aquamarine tiara; a gift from King George VI to his wife. It is now in HRH the Princess Royals' possession.
Both. Leave it to the established experts who write books on the subject (Field, Menkes, Munn etc) or check out this site (before it gets closed down):I've always wondered why the Forums does not have an archive of the royal jewels and a short history about each item, like a simpler version of Ursula's site. Is it because of Copyright laws, or is it just too much work to create?
Can anyone tell me please who gave The Queen Mother the ruby necklace and earrings. Was it part of the Greville collection? As there are no photos of Qu Victoria or Qu Alexandra or Qu Mary wearing this set.
A stomacher is a somewhat obsolete rather sizeable jewel composed of detachable elements and which was worn to best effect hanging over the bosom.Are some of the Queen Mother's brooches called stomachers?