Jewels for sale: Worthy additions to royal collections, Part 2


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Jewels for Sale: Worthy Additions to Royal Collections, Part 2

Commencing June 21st, 2024

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From time to time, we see jewels for sale that could be good additions to the collections of various royal ladies. We can share come of those here.
 
What a nice fringe tiara-necklace
 
What a nice fringe tiara-necklace
It would be a nice purchase for Spanish, Dano-Norwegian or Benelux royals
 
Originally designed for Irma su Fürstenberg

What a stunning tiara!
 
Originally designed for Irma su Fürstenberg

What a stunning tiara!
I agree, a lovely tiara!
 
As revealed by Vincent Meylan and Carol Woolton, the Anglesey Diamond Négligé is going on Auction at Sotheby’s in Geneva in November.

An heirloom of the Marquesses of Anglesey for over a century and a half, it is believed that the Négligé may be a part of the legendary Collier de La Reine at the heart of the ‘Affair of the Diamond Necklace’ and the subsequent French Revolution.




 
This is really a spectacular piece. I had never seen it before but it looks indeed somewhat simular to the famous necklace of (not) Marie Antoinette.
 
It looks similar alright but I think most of the French Crown Jewels were pilfered in 1792 when the jewel vaults were broken into and most of the gems were then broken up.
In saying that some of the diamonds could well indeed have been part of the famous necklace of Marie Antoinette of Austria.
 
As revealed by Vincent Meylan and Carol Woolton, the Anglesey Diamond Négligé is going on Auction at Sotheby’s in Geneva in November.

An heirloom of the Marquesses of Anglesey for over a century and a half, it is believed that the Négligé may be a part of the legendary Collier de La Reine at the heart of the ‘Affair of the Diamond Necklace’ and the subsequent French Revolution.




Such an unusual and beautiful piece of jewellery. I wonder what are the chances of it being sold to a collection or family where it can occasionally be seen by the public.
 
Some lovely piece of jewellery that Mathilde and/or Mary could acquire as they rebuild their jewellery collections with a view to having an adequate collection as their children come of age.

Some useful tiaras:



Some necklaces:







Rings & Earrings:



Brooches





Bracelets:


Pearls:

 
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If I had a penny for every time I see beautiful pieces on auction and go "Oh, Philippe and Mathilde should buy that", I'd be able to buy a penthouse on Madison Avenue! :(

That's a beautiful tiara that the young Princesses can use as alternate to their main tiaras, I hope Princess Eléonore receives a tiara with coloured stones for her 18th birthday.
 
, I hope Princess Eléonore receives a tiara with coloured stones for her 18th bibirthday
If she gets ger own tiara at all. I don't think she will attend State Banquets so she will have close to zero occasions to wear one
 
If she gets ger own tiara at all. I don't think she will attend State Banquets so she will have close to zero occasions to wear one
Don't make me cry! :sad:

Her father is King and there's still many years before Elisabeth's future children are adults, I expect to see her around...even if just a bit.
 
If she gets ger own tiara at all. I don't think she will attend State Banquets so she will have close to zero occasions to wear one
I don't know how much use the younger Belgian RF children will have to justify individually allocated tiaras. i think Mathilde is better off just collecting a pool of jewellery and then lending out to various family members, as appropriate.
 
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