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Crown Princess Katherine wore a tiara at the wedding of Crown Princess Victoria...
-> Crown Princess Katherine, Stockholm, June 2010
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Is this the family that has something to do with Catherine Oxenberg? She lives in Malibu and is married to an American actor? I think she is 1/2 a Princess from this family.
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Here is Catherine Oxenberg wearing Tacori diamond tiara that her husband Casper van Dien bought for her...
http://i87.photobucket.com/albums/k1...sperg21/Ox.jpg
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Is it true that nearly all the major jewels have been sold or left the main line?
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Yes,the only ancestral tiara they(CP couple) could get in touch with is the golden tiara of Queen Marie,but it is in a museum...
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One more picture of Princess Elizabeth wearing Queen Marie's tiara:
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Princess Brigitta of Yugoslavia wearing Queen Marie's golden tiara:
https://fbcdn-sphotos-a.akamaihd.net...38801121_n.jpg
next to her is her husband Prince Vladimir!
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^^^^
That ranks right up there with Sonjas Wonder Woman tiara. Ugh.
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That ranks right up there with Sonjas Wonder Woman tiara. Ugh.
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Apart from some small pieces of jewelry that's everything that's left!
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Wow, I remember watching Catherine as an actress in the American soap opera "Dynasty" back in the '80s and had read that her mother is Princess Elizabeth of Yugoslavia. It's a pretty tiara but more suited for a younger woman, I think. Wearing her hair down in long ringlets doesn't look good with it either.
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^^^^^
Nice, but how often do women (even if there mother was a princess) in California or anywhere else in America get to wear a tiara without looking ridiculous?
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Just because Catherine Oxenburg doesn't wear her tiara well doesn't mean that all women in America can't wear a tiara with style and elegance, although there aren't the occasions to wear them as in Europe. You can't discount all the ladies here!
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02-20-2012, 10:28 PM
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I wasn't suggesting she looked bad or that other women would look bad. I was suggesting people might think it ridiculous for any American woman in this day and age (other than a beauty queen) to wear a tiara at a social event in America. It might be seen as a bit over the top or outre.
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Thanks for the clarification. Unfortunately there aren't tiara events here in America other than said beauty pageants. I think Catherine wearing that small tiara with flowing locks just emphasizes the disconnect between a Hollywood event and a royal occasion where a tiara is more suitable.
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