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A lovely diamond and sapphire(?) ring.
![]() Picture courtsey the Bureau of the Royal Household (Thailand) for free distribution. Available at The Sixtieth Anniversary Celebrations of His Majesty's Accession to the Throne, Bangkok (June 8-13, 2006)
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May be, as you said zarzuela, it can be dark topaz. ![]() Last edited by Warren; 01-07-2007 at 04:34 AM. Reason: ed repeated pic |
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I would love to see the Queen with this beautiful diamond / pearl tiara once again!
The accesories and the gown are just perfect. http://www1.vg.no/bildespesial/show/...47&imgId=41636
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There's a better view of the above-mentioned ring, plus the lovely diamond bracelet of Queen Victoria Eugenie. ![]() Picture courtsey the Bureau of the Royal Household (Thailand) for free distribution. Available at 20060612-142918-King-60th.jpg
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Thanks for posting, zarzuela! ![]() Last edited by Warren; 01-26-2007 at 09:33 AM. Reason: ed repeated pic |
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![]() Are those diamond clips on her cleavage? Picture from Casa del Rey, available for public distribution on Casa de Su Majestad el Rey de España
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![]() In this article of the magazine Hola: LA REINA SOFÍA ELIGE LAS JOYAS DE LA REINA VICTORIA EUGENIA PARA SU POSADO OFICIAL It says that these diamond clips are from the same family of those that Princess Letizia used in the wedding of Prince Frederik and Princess Mary ANP Beeldbank ANP Beeldbank |
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There is a superb website on the Queen's jewelry at The Royal Scribe
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We know that the Princess of Asturias had borrowed - when she wasn't married- Ruby broches and earrings - for the wedding of Frederic and Mary- ; Esmeralds and diamonds necklace and earrings - gala diner with the President Poutin -
But I didn't succeed to find if this jewells: Supload.com // Free Image Hosting Supload.com // Free Image Hosting ( copyright Schot and Hola ) belong to the Queen, to the famous " bijoux de passage", may be to the Countess of Barcelone or... to the Princess of Asturias herself as a wedding gift from some arabian country. I have mad a lot of search but, I never seen this jewells wore by the queen neither by the Infantas. I know I have yet made this observation but for me the are very new factured. As the diamonds aren't very big and the shape very light, for me it's a recent work. For all the Royal Spanish jewelry, if you have an idea? Until now, nobody have find the answer.... Last edited by adelaide; 04-02-2007 at 11:48 PM. |
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Adalaide, I also believe that they were a gift of wedding, I do not also remember to have seen the Queen or the Infantas with these pieces.
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It's a pity that the majority of the Spanish royal jewels have been sacattered. I know that the Monarchy in Spain has been very unstable, and many kings had to go into exile, but Queen Victoria Eugenie of Spain was the grand-daughter of Queen Victoria of UK, she received a fantastic collection of jewels, lots of tiaras, necklaces, bracelets, brooches... but King JC only inherited the fleur-de-lys tiara from her, what it's a pity. I know that she had to sell many jewels when she go into exile, anyway when she died she still had a lot of tiaras, but according to her will, all her remaining jewels were distributed between her two daughter, except 4 or 5 pieces that were called the 'bijoux de passage' those are the only historical jewels Queen Sophia has.
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So do her daughters or her grandchildren keep the jewels or what?
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On her right hand Her Majesty Queen Sofia is wearing a moonstone ring on her venus finger set in silver.The moonstone may have been given by Princess Irene[Queen's sister] who has studied in India as it is usually worn there traditonally for good.That is a moonstone. Also I notice the evil eye bracelet may possibly be worn because of her history studies of Byzantium. I find it appropriate and symbolic amidst the other silver bangles. |
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I hope so! Even if she said that now she is totally Spanish (and this is a thing that a queen of any country MUST obsolutely said) Queen Sofia must love her country and wish to have good relationships to Greek people.
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Hello everyone,
The moonstone is traditionally worn in India and Princess Irene[Sofia's sister] is a Sanskrit scholar having lived and studied there for years. Greeks rarely wear the moonstone. As for the bracelet for the evil eye it is worn in Greece but is worn in India as well.Could very well be Queen Sofia tapping into her Hellenic roots as she is a scholar of history. |
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Any idea on what kind of material or stones this necklace is made of? Gold, diamonds, or maybe canary diamonds?
http://www.ppe-agency.com/500px/Apr2007/07041777.jpg
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