pkl
Aristocracy
- Joined
- Oct 4, 2019
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- City
- Oslo
- Country
- Norway
The jewels of the royal family of Norway are private jewels. All jewels are private. There's no foundation and nothing is owned by the state. We know that most of the major jewels of Princess Astrid will return to the main line (to the King) except the small pieces when she dies. What happened to Princess Ragnhild's jewels, we don't exactly know. Some people think that the major pieces is back in King Harald's posession (Maud diamond tiara and some brooches and riviere necklaces). If they are back, I think they're not used because the late princess' husband, mr. Lorentzen is still alive.
1: Queen Sonja's jewels
2: Princess Ragnhild's jewels
3: Princess Astrid's jewels.
Crown Princess Mette-Marit and Princess Märtha Louise will recieve a larger jewel collection when they inherit, than their Mother in law/mother/aunts had. The major tiaras will go to the King (Crown Prince Haakon), and the more personal jewels of Sonja go to her daughter? Or will the two Princess MM and ML share the jewels in a royal foundation? And rotate the use of them? Or will the jewels be divided?
I hope most of the major historical jewels will survive and be left to the King's property.
1: Queen Sonja's jewels
2: Princess Ragnhild's jewels
3: Princess Astrid's jewels.
Crown Princess Mette-Marit and Princess Märtha Louise will recieve a larger jewel collection when they inherit, than their Mother in law/mother/aunts had. The major tiaras will go to the King (Crown Prince Haakon), and the more personal jewels of Sonja go to her daughter? Or will the two Princess MM and ML share the jewels in a royal foundation? And rotate the use of them? Or will the jewels be divided?
I hope most of the major historical jewels will survive and be left to the King's property.