#queen mary fringe tiara

[mathsandwhiteroses]

Royal Autumn 2024 Challenge: Day 25

Favourite tiara(s)

The Girls of Great Britain and Ireland

Queen Victoria’s Emerald

Swedish Aquamarine Kokoshnik

Baden Fringe

The Fife

Dutch Diamond Bandeau

Queen Mary’s fringe

Dutch Sapphire Necklace Tiara

Sapphire Sunburst Tiara

Queen Mary of Denmark’s necklace tiara.

[europesroyalsjewels]

Queen Mary’s Fringe Tiara ♕ King Charles III

[inky-duchess]

Feed the ask box, "I love asks about tiaras" edition 👑:

Which are your top ten favorites? Are there any that've been out of the public eye for some time that you hope are still in one piece? Obviously this can go for any other form of jewelry, too.

One I hope hasn't been broken down is the Boucheron Great Wave.

Oh, my top ten would have to be:

1. Queen Alexandra's Kokoshnik

2. The Baden Fringe Tiara

3. Grand Duchess Irina Alexandrovna's Rock Crystal Tiara

4. The Greville Emerald Tiara

5. Empress Alexandra Pearl drop tiara

6. The Lusitania Tiara

7. The Spanish Fleur de Lys

8. Countess of Roseberry's Tiara

9. Essex Tiara

10. Russian Matrimonial Tiara

I would really like to see more of Queen Mary's collection in England because it's literally just sitting in a vault somewhere. We saw her diamond bandeau on Meghan Markle but there are at least five other tiaras we haven't seen in decades. I would really like to see the Russian Imperial collection but most of it has been broken up and destroyed so I doubt we will ever see the full collection.

[thewomenofwindsor]

DAY 9 - Favourite all diamond tiara

Queen Mary's Fringe Tiara

A diamond fringe tiara in the style of a Russian headdress or kokoshnik; it can also be worn as a necklace.

[warwickroyals]

Sunderland's Royal Jewel Vault (16/∞) ♛

↬ The Boucheron Lattice Tiara

Another giant in the royal family's treasure trove, the Lattice Tiara, also known as the Gordon Tiara, takes some serious experience to pull off. Made by Boucheron in the early 20th century, the tiara wasn't originally of royal origin, passing from jewelry box to jewelry box for the better part of forty years. Eventually, in 1941, it was scooped up by the Hon. Mrs. Martha Gordon, a society hostess who was a friend of King James II and Queen Katherine, then the newlywed Duke and Duchess of Woodbine. The Gordons were spectacular hosts, but by the early 60s the couple had racked up a significant amount of debt, fuelled by Mrs. Gordon's expensive taste in clothes and her husband's gambling addiction. These debts eventually caused the couple to be evicted from their West Warwick penthouse, with several of their belongings being sold or repossessed. To alleviate their friends' hardships, James and Katherine purchased several pieces of expensive jewelry from the couple. The idiocy of Mrs and Mr Gordon is something to behold. Dowager Queen Anne wrote in her diary around the time of purchase. I warned Jimmmie against such an outrageous purchase, but he was adamant. Kitten and I look after our friends, he said. One wonders what those two have that's worth such a pretty penny! It's better not to indebt yourself to your inferiors, but I suppose I'm close-minded in my old age. Jim said that, too. To this day the full extent of the purchase is unknown, but it is said to have included a diamond necklace, a pair of diamond chandelier earrings, a sapphire necklace, a gaudy fringe necklace, and at least two tiaras. It was the Boucheron tiara, with its delicate lattice patterning that became a favourite of Queen Katherine. I admit, I've coveted this [tiara] for years [. . .] It never suited Martha's head, anyway. — Queen Katherine in a private letter, spring circa 1962 For the remainder of her life, Katherine wore the lattice tiara consistently. Even after her husband died in 1970, she continued to sport the tiara at high-profile events. The tiara was an interesting part of Katherine's tiara evolution, showcasing how the Queen graduated from small, light-weight tiaras, to heftier, more dramatic pieces. When Katherine died in 2018, it was inherited by her son, King Louis V, and in 2026, it was worn by Tatiana, Princess of Danforth for the first time. The upgrade in jewelry, despite the princess's widowhood, was viewed as a reaffirmation of her status and role as the mother of the future sovereign.

HM Queen Katherine wears the Gordon tiara at the George League Gala concert on April 25, 1970. She pairs the tiara with teardrop earrings also acquired in the 1962 Gordon Purchase and Queen Matilda Mary's Wedding Necklace

HRH Tatiana, Princess of Danforth wears the Gordon tiara at a banquet for international heads of government on May 23, 2027. She also wears the Gordon fringe necklace. The banquet was attended by over 5000 delegates.

[royal-confessions]

“Catherine can't pull off the Strathmore Rose tiara. Don't get me wrong, she's a gorgeous woman and the tiara on her looked great. But, the tiara gives off a youthful vibe and should be saved for her daughter or daughters-in-law. It would be a gorgeous tiara for Prince George's future wife. I'd rather see Catherine in the Queen Mary's fringe. It's more powerful looking and would suit her after the online abuse she suffered in the past year.” - Submitted by Anonymous

[tiaramania]

Coronation Jewels

Even though there were no tiaras for the coronation of King Charles III, there were still plenty of stunning jewels on display. Here are my favorite jewelry looks.

Queen Camilla of the United Kingdom

Queen Camilla wore an altered version of Queen Mary's Crown with Queen Victoria's Coronation Necklace. I can't quite tell which earrings she's wearing but they are not Queen Victoria's Coronation Earrings. Overall she didn't wear as much jewelry as I was hoping for but she looked wonderful so it was probably the right choice.

Queen Suthida of Thailand

Queen Suthida wore Queen Sirikit's Sapphire Suite that contains beautiful and absolutely massive sapphires. She also wore the Nine Gems Belt which is meant to bring good luck to the wearer.

Queen 'Masenate of Lesotho

I wish we had a better look at Queen 'Masenate's necklace with mysterious blue gemstones. It's stunning and seems familiar but I can't place it.

Queen Sibonelo LaMbikiza of Eswatini

I also want a better look at Queen Sibonelo's big diamond necklace. It looks like there are a row of rubies along the outer edge. Update: I found a better picture!

Queen Azizah of Malaysia

Queen Azizah looked lovely with her diamond fringe necklace and multiple brooches.

Queen Máxima of the Netherlands

Queen Máxima took the no tiaras dress code personally and wore the biggest diamonds she could. Her earrings are made from the large diamonds of the Stuart Tiara and she wore another big diamond on her belt from a stomacher that belonged to Queen Emma.

Princess Eugenie of York

Princess Eugenie debuted the Albemarle High Jewellery Diamond Collar Necklace and Earrings by Garrard. I would not be surprised if they were a loan because together they cost $162,000.

Queen Letizia of Spain

Queen Letizia also wore big diamonds with the Queen Ena's Diamond Earrings from the Joyas de Pasar.

Crown Princess Mary of Denmark

Crown Princess Mary debuted slightly simplified forms of the turquoise jewels given to her by Queen Margrethe last year for her 50th birthday. The jewels are Danish royal heirlooms and even if they weren't already adaptable I'm sure they can still be worn in their previous forms and knowing Mary maybe even a few more.

What were your favorite jewels worn at the coronation?

[mea-gloria-fides]

Queen Mary's Russian Fringe Tiara.

[everythingroyalty]

The gala dinner at Christiansborg Palace on 6 November 2023 in honour of the Spanish state visit to Denmark – as seen in royal tiaras:

Queen Margrethe II of Denmark wearing the Danish Emerald Parure which is part of the Danish crown jewels

Queen Letizia of Spain wearing "La Buena" aka. Queen Ena's Fleur-de-Lis Tiara

Crown Princess Mary of Denmark wearing her Edwardian Convertible Tiara

Princess Benedikte of Denmark wearing the Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg Fringe Tiara

[the-jewel-catalogue]

Queen Elizabeth's Last State Banquet

OTD Queen Elizabeth hosted the state banquet for the American President and the First Lady.

The Queen donned the Burmese Ruby Tiara, which was made in the 1970s. She paired it with a much older suite of jewels: the Crown Rubies, which were originally set with opals but transformed to ruby jewels by Queen Alexandra.

The then Duchess of Cornwall wore familiar jewels, including the grand Greville Tiara. She paired it with her pearl choker necklace with the imposing pink topaz clasp.

The then Duchess of Cambridge paired Queen Mary’s Lover’s Knot Tiara with diamond and sapphire fringe earrings that belonged to the Queen Mother. She secured her brand-new Royal Victorian Order sash with her Oak Leaf Brooch and a four-stranded pearl bracelet.

The Princess Royal wore diamonds and aquamarines, including the Aquamarine Pineflower Tiara. The diamond and aquamarine brooch that secured her Garter sash was once the central element of the tiara

A thrilling tiara moment came courtesy of the then Countess of Wessex, who debuted a remodeled version of her wedding tiara at the banquet. The tiara’s elements have been reconfigured, and the base has been completely redesigned. She’s also wearing a diamond demi-parure we’ve seen before (but for which we have no known provenance)

[charlotte-of-wales]

Happy 4th wedding anniversary to Princess Beatrice of York and Edoardo Mapelli Mozzi!

The couple tied the knot privately on 17 July 2020 at the Royal Chapel of All Saints, Windsor. The couple are believed to have begun dating in September 2018, and their engagement was announced on 26 September 2019.

Beatrice's wedding dress was a remodelled Norman Hartnell dress that was lent by the Queen, and she wore the Queen Mary Fringe Tiara that was also worn by the Queen at her own wedding.

The couple has a daughter Sienna Elizabeth Mapelli Mozzi, born on 18 September 2021. Edoardo has a son - Christopher Woolf - from a previous relationship.

[the-empress-7]

I think Catherine should wear the Strathmore rose tiara as a headband, one of the fringe tiaras and maybe even a third inbetween since the fringes are tall. She can wear both the emerald and sapphire choker necklaces along with a few other necklaces of varying lengths. Add some more rings, bracelets and other assorted trinkets so that even the ghost of Queen Mary would say you might have to take one piece off. Then she can talk with the press and say suck it Meghan all of this is mine and will never be yours. My evil side is very strong today.

Catherine has something far more valuable than all the diamonds in the world. The love and respect of her people :)

[mathsandwhiteroses]

Royal Tiara Challenge 2024: All Time Favourite Tiara

The Girls of Great Britain and Ireland

It’s apt that the tiara that started this challenge is the one to finish it. The Girls is THE tiara, it is iconic, it is beautiful and I love it!

Other tiaras within my top 10: Queen Victoria’s Emerald, Swedish Aquamarine Kokoshnik, Baden Fringe, the Fife, Dutch Diamond Bandeau, Queen Mary’s fringe, Dutch Sapphire Necklace Tiara, Sapphire Sunburst Tiara, Queen Mary of Denmark’s necklace tiara.

[houseofbrat]

Poll: Queen Camilla's Tiara next week

Since becoming queen, Queen Camilla has already worn:

The Five Aquamarine Tiara/Aquamarine Ribbon Tiara

King George IV's Diamond Diadem

Burmese Ruby Tiara (twice)

Girls of Great Britain & Ireland tiara

Greville Honeycomb Tiara (not new to her)

QEII's Sapphire Tiara

Greville Honeycomb Tiara

Delhi Durbar Tiara

The Vladimir - no pendants

The Vladimir - emerald pendants

The Vladimir - pearl pendants

Lovers' Knot Tiara

Queen Mary's Fringe Tiara

Queen Alexandra's Kokoshnik Tiara

Teck Crescent Tiara

The Persian Turquoise Tiara

The Indian/Oriental Circlet

The Brazilian Aquamarine Tiara

[warwickroyals]

Sunderland's Royal Jewel Vault (12/∞) ♛

↬ Queen Matilda Mary's Pearl Fringe Tiara

Out of all the tiaras in Sunderland's royal jewelry box, Queen Matilda's Pearl Fringe is perhaps the most remarkable. The tiara, which Queen Irene once called a wall of diamonds, is instantly recognizable due to its classic design with an intriguing twist. In 1908, the Prince and Princess of Danforth celebrated their silver wedding anniversary. The occasion was a great excuse for lavish celebrations and, more importantly, for Sunderland's courtiers to curry favour with extravagant gifts. Predictably, this turned gift-giving into a fierce competition between aristocratic families, who vied for the most expensive gift. To produce a magnificent gift, a group of prominent women formed an uneasy alliance. The three women included: the Marchioness of Bathurst (wife of the current Conservative prime minister), the Countess of Bloor and the Countess Farnsworth (the paternal great-aunt of the future Tatiana, Princess of Danforth). Pooling their combined wealth, the women were able to afford a major piece of jewelry for the princess. They quarrelled throughout the process, notably over the tiara's design and who would present the gift at Chester Palace, but the princess herself was impressed with their effort. The resulting tiara was a spectacular fringe tiara of white and yellow gold set with diamonds. Much to Matilda's delight, the tiara bore similarities to Queen Caroline's Fringe Tiara, a favourite of her estranged mother-in-law Queen Alexandra. The tiara featured sixty brilliant-set graduated bars and drop pearl toppers which cloud easily removed. Futuring over 400 diamonds, it cost around $7,480. Princess Matilda took an instant liking to the tiara, choosing to debut it at the wedding of her eldest surviving son, the Duke of Woodbine to Lady Anne Sunningdale, in 1913. At the wedding, the tiara generated interest from the press and public, who marvelled at the tiara's dazzling beauty. When Matilda Mary became queen in 1921, it continued to maintain the title of her most recognizable tiara. When Matilda Mary died in 1945, it was inherited by her daughter-in-law Anne. Despite having not one but two other fringe tiaras, wore the tiara consistently throughout her husband's reign. Posing in it for multiple portraits. Queen Anne died in 1973, and along with most of her personal jewels, she bequeathed the tiara to her granddaughter-in-law, Queen Irene. The piece quickly became a central part of Irene’s jewelry collection, being worn frequently throughout Irene and Louis's first European tour in 1973-4 where the press once again gawked at the tiara's enthralling row of diamonds. It is one of the few tiaras Irene has worn consistently throughout her tenure as queen, having appeared during foreign tours, at royal premieres, and at state banquets across the world.

[willowcreekroyalfamily]

ROYAL GRATITUDE GALA: A NIGHT OF GENEROSITY AND ELEGANCE

Last night, the Royal Family hosted the Annual Charity Gala, a glittering evening dedicated to philanthropy and grace. The event brought together dignitaries, celebrities, and philanthropists from across the kingdom. Queen Claire and senior members of the Royal Family were in attendance, demonstrating their unwavering support for the charitable causes close to their hearts. The gala not only raised significant funds for various charities but also shone a spotlight on the ongoing commitment of the royal family to fostering community welfare and support.

Queen Claire was accompanied by her husband, Prince Consort Yann. Her Majesty dazzled in a light blue gala dress, complemented by a diamond set and the prestigious Willow Creek State Diadem (Elizabeth Aura Crown by @mssims).

Queen Mother Alicia arrived with her grandchildren : Crown Princess Grace, Prince Hugo, and Prince Jonathan. She was dressed in an elegant green gown, enhanced with an emerald brooch and a tiara (Queen Mary's Fringe Tiara by @batsfromwesteros). Crown Princess Grace looked stunning in a dark blue gown, adorned with a pearl set and the Hendford Diamond Tiara (Lover’s Knot Tiara by @batsfromwesteros).

Princess Sophie, sister to Her Majesty the Queen, attended with her husband, the Duke of Crawdad. Her Royal Highness wore a striking yellow gown with a plunging neckline, crowned with The Girls of Willow Creek and Tartosa Tiara (Girls of Great Britain and Ireland Tiara by @batsfromwesteros).

Earl Sébastien of Sage, son of the late Prince Jonathan of Willow Creek, was accompanied by his wife, the Countess, who wore a pink gala dress and the Regal Blossom Tiara (Crystal Crown by S-Club).

Baroness Céline of Sage, daughter of the late Prince Jonathan, attended with her husband, Baron Louis of Sage. The Baroness was elegantly dressed in a dark blue gown, accented by the Cartier Halo (The Teck Crescent Tiara by @thesimpireblr)