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The Duchess of Cornwall is really such a great wearer of jewels. May she and Queen Máxima please keep up the royal standards for the future.
Good to know, thanks Muriel. Bye the bye, I think they are so much lovelier than the Saudi set which isn't exactly chopped liver either.
Is the turquoise bracelet new?
I wonder if the bracelet and/or peacock brooches have any connection to her brother Mark. (photo from same day as visit to St Ronan School)
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2014...ge_galleryImage_TENTERDEN_ENGLAND_OCTOBER.JPG
The Duchess of Cornwall is really such a great wearer of jewels. May she and Queen Máxima please keep up the royal standards for the future.
Indeed. Though I have to say, you rarely see Camilla wear very expensive brooches these days. In the first 3-4 years of her marriage to the PoW, she wore a number of "serious" brooches that had previously been worn by QEQM, but since the economic downturn, she has been very subdued in the brooches she has used.
They can reset some things to make them more to their own liking.Fair point. I guess the problem is that the royal ladies of today do not really get a chance to choose their jewellery. It is either handed down, or received as gifts, which means they really do not get a chance to have jewellery that fully reflects their choices.
They can reset some things to make them more to their own liking.
I think she most likes to wear things that have meaning. Some of the brooches from her father and pieces that Charles has given her.That's right, and HM has had a hack at a few things.
Personally, I just do no think Camilla is that into jewellery to bother. I think she, quite like HM, wears them as a prop for the job and little more.
Do you think she would give some of her jewels to Kate and Harry's future wife, or just to her daughter and daughter-in-law?
Well both Catherine and Harry's future wife have access to a not so small vault of their own mother's personal jewelery.Do you think she would give some of her jewels to Kate and Harry's future wife, or just to her daughter and daughter-in-law?
Do you think she would give some of her jewels to Kate and Harry's future wife, or just to her daughter and daughter-in-law?
IMO it would be criminal for that ring to go into the grave. If QEQM was not burried with it, I cant see why it should be burried with it's more recent wearer!But perhaps her engagement ring, with it's strong royal tie could either go back to the vaults or be buried with her.
IMO it would be criminal for that ring to go into the grave. If QEQM was not burried with it, I cant see why it should be burried with it's more recent wearer!
Why? A personal gift is just that, personal. There is no caveat that once she dies they must be left to the giver's family/children. It would be different if they were from the family vaults but they are not.
Charles has a very discerning eye when it comes to jewellery and seems to buy bits here and there to be used in some way at a much later date.
Does anyone know if there are protocol requirements dealing with the wearing of gifted jewelry?
Example: Can the jewelry be worn outside the U.K?
Do they have to be worn in the presence of the giver?
Instead of wearing her own personal jewelry, I think Camilla should wear the jewelry she received from foreign heads of state during her foreign tours/royal engagements..
Example: The emerald earrings received in Colombia can be worn to a visit to Ireland or Hong Kong..
Did Camilla actually get earrings from the Irish?
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These are VERY special indeed... they have a 'Duchess of Windsor', forties, vibe about them, and will add 'umph' to elevate the Duchess of Cornwall's greenish 'Tweedy suits'.