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The Coral tiara Yes even so strange:ohmy:, the coral parure of the Queen of Madagascar depicts the traditions of the country : Crowns often showed spearheads on the front side and coral was the appropriate material to the only sovereign . Even though it was actually manufactured by a french...

Others pictures of the Queens' jewelery Oh Yes I hope them so too ! :smile: Last Friday November 6, it was the 14th anniversary of the Queen’s Palace’s fire and I went up to it after then I switched to the nearly Prime Minister‘s Palace where I‘ve done some photos again : Here are more...

Yes many people ignore it till now and that's what it’s so wonderful with blogging on TheRoyalforums nowadays. The Kingdom of Madagascar has been recognized for the first time by a great power, Great Britain :britflag: in 1817 although some principalities have escaped to the Kingdom of the...

Yes many people ignore it till now and that's what it’s so wonderful with blogging on TheRoyalforums nowadays. The Kingdom of Madagascar has been recognized for the first time by a great power, Great Britain :britflag: in 1817 although some principalities have escaped to the Kingdom of the...

Hi Rene I am very happy for your interest. The Royal Museum is provisionally Andafiavaratra Palace named the Prime Minister Palace on the heights of Antananarivo, the capital of our island where I live. Yes apart from the Coral parure, the lightweight crown of diamonds (“diadème de...

THE CORAL PARURE of the Queen of MADAGASCAR Imageshack - 06part1collage1ranavalo Hello , in this collage we can admire the finery of the last Queen of Madagascar including the impressive set of coral and the many more modest demi-parure with turquoises and other hair-pins. They are all...