Queen Rania Jewellery 1

[Monalisa]

queen noor wearing the same kind of blue ring !Are they supersticioius in the JRF?

[monamona]

Originally Posted by Monalisa

queen noor wearing the same kind of blue ring !Are they supersticioius in the JRF?

The blue stone is against evil eye if I am not mistaken.

[micas]

Yes, in did it is. I read that the person that wear that stone is protect. But is a rare stone, and normally pass the generation in generation. The spanish royal famelly have one to, but give the oposite. It semes that he bring everything excepet look. So they lock the ring and no1 wear him.

[Monalisa]

Originally Posted by micas

Yes, in did it is. I read that the person that wear that stone is protect. But is a rare stone, and normally pass the generation in generation. The spanish royal famelly have one to, but give the oposite. It semes that he bring everything excepet look. So they lock the ring and no1 wear him.

Personally,i don't believe in power of stones:) !One should feel itself insecure and tenuous minded to put it destiny between hands of talismans,charms and stones!

[Humera]

Originally Posted by amina1

Do you know by chance the background or significance of that blue ring?
Thanks ~*~Humera~*~.

well as some of the other members have pointed out, the turquoise may be believed to have some symbolic significance, warding off evil and that sort of thing. Although I believe Queen Noor is the one who believes in that kind of thing the most. But that still explains why the stone might have a special significance to the royal family. So far though, I have not seen the daughters of the royal family wearing similar rings, ie. King Hussein's daughters, his sister etc.
I dont think I've seen Princesses Rym or Alia al-Faisal wear one either. Perhaps only the spouses of the King and crown prince are meant to wear it? Princess Noor was still Crown Princess in 2003 when she wore her turqoise ring. Im just guessing though...who knows what the real story behind all of this is. Still, I find it all very interesting.

[Monalisa]

Originally Posted by ~*~Humera~*~

well as some of the other members have pointed out, the turquoise may be believed to have some symbolic significance, warding off evil and that sort of thing. Although I believe Queen Noor is the one who believes in that kind of thing the most.

I don't know if Q.noor more or less believes than Q.rania,they both wear such as rings with talisman stones!

Originally Posted by ~*~Humera~*~

But that still explains why the stone might have a special significance to the royal family. So far though, I have not seen the daughters of the royal family wearing similar rings, ie. King Hussein's daughters, his sister etc.
I dont think I've seen Princesses Rym or Alia al-Faisal wear one either. Perhaps only the spouses of the King and crown prince are meant to wear it? Princess Noor was still Crown Princess in 2003 when she wore her turqoise ring. Im just guessing though...who knows what the real story behind all of this is. Still, I find it all very interesting.

I don't believe that wearing this kind of stones is related to something with being the spouse of the king,i saw one pictures where P.haya(who is not a king's wife) wearing a pendant and ring with the some kind of stone,and other Sheick Mo.seems to be converted to that,he him self was wearing a pendant of turquoise !

So i think they are superstitious in the JRF and believe in jalousy around them as said rania in one of her interviews !

[Humera]

Originally Posted by Monalisa

I don't know if Q.noor more or less believes than Q.rania,they both wear such as rings with talisman stones!

You misunderstood my comment. The reason I mention Queen Noor in particular is because she wears jewellery that supposedly wards off the evil eye very often, more so than Queen Rania. Noor has several bracelets, rings, and even a black pendant with an eye on it. Rania has never worn anything like that. In general she wears far less jewellery that Queen Noor.
Also, with a few exceptions, most other women of the JRF royal family dont wear symbolic jewels, atleast not the turqoise. That includes Princesses Iman, Raiyah, Basma, Alia, Ayesha Zein etc.

If the JRF does seem to have particular jewels of special significance, they're not alone. The Bruneian royal women wear similar green jade bracelets. Most royal families have symbolic traditions like that. Although not all of them manifest themselves in terms of jewellery.

[Humera]

I've noticed that when Rania goes abroad, she tends to wear the same pieces of jewellery on each specific trip, rather than wearing many different pieces.

The first three pics are from her visit to the US in October 2003
The last picture is from later that same month, she's wearing the same necklace.

[Humera]

State visit to Sweden in October 2003

She's wearing the same earrings in the first two pics (Also worn in the US in the pics posted above)
In the next three pics, she's wearing the same earrings, sapphires, i think.

[Humera]

In Paris, October 2003
same earrings

[Humera]

1. July 2003 Spain
2. May 25, 2003
3. Sep 17, 2003 Washington
4. Sep 30, 2003 Spain
5. Sept 1, 2003

[Humera]

Queen Rania during Farah Daghistani's marriage ceremony, wearing what looks like, emerald earrings and necklance.

[Humera]

Rania wears plenty of costume jewellery..

Same earrings
1. March 2004 Dublin
2. March 2004 Amman

[Humera]

Same earrings again

1. February 2004 Qatar
2. March 2004 Beirut

[Humera]

Same diamond earrings

1. April 6, 2004
2. March 30, 2004 Kuwait

[Humera]

Pearl earrings

1. Feb 27, 2004 London
2. May 11, 2004 Jordan

[Humera]

Very pretty and feminine earrings


1. May 2004 Prince Hamzah's wedding reception
2. July 2004