Royal Family of Serbia Jewellery

[prince.of.preslav]

They probably could, as the tiara belongs to a museum and is exhibited n Oplenac, former royal property, now part of the Foundation of His Majesty King Peter I, which is closely connected to the royal family.

Tajne Oplenca: Krokodilska tašna kralja Aleksandra, tijara sa pramenom kraljičine kose...

Za dinastiju Кarađorđević Oplenac je bio druga kuća, a kralj Petar ovde je imao svoj dom koji je i danas ostao autentično sačuvan kako bi podsećao na stara vremena. U Petrovoj kući nalazi se jedinstvena istorijska kolekcija vrednih eksponata koji su pripadali kraljevskoj porodici.

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The tiara is the heirloom from her family and is still kept with a lock of hair from Queen Maria. What is known is that she owned 5 tiaras.

I was in Oplenac in 2014 and saw the tiara. It was the first piece of royal jewelry I saw in real life!

 

[An Ard Ri]

Interesting to note that the Fringe Tiara onced belonged to Princess Beatrice, Infanta of Spain and Duchess of Galliera!

 

[prince.of.preslav]

Sotheby's is selling a diamond tiara "attributed to Koch" and formerly belonging to a member of the "European high nobility". While exact provenance is not given, I think it might be the mysterious kokshnik worn by Princess Margarita of Yuguslavia (born Princess of Baden), who was a niece of the late Duke of Edinburgh.

Fine diamond tiara, circa 1910 | Royal & Noble Jewels | 2024 | Sotheby's

<p>The openwork <em>kokoshnik</em>-style tiara of neoclassical design featuring a meander motif and laurel leaves, <em>millegrain-</em>set throughout with circular- and single-cut diamonds, <em>inner circumference approximately 240mm, unsigned.</em></p>

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Princess Margarita of Baden’s Tiaras

The Tiaras of Princess Margarita of Baden and Yugoslavia

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[duke of poliganc]

Sotheby's is selling a diamond tiara "attributed to Koch" and formerly belonging to a member of the "European high nobility". While exact provenance is not given, I think it might be the mysterious kokshnik worn by Princess Margarita of Yuguslavia (born Princess of Baden), who was a niece of the late Duke of Edinburgh.

Fine diamond tiara, circa 1910 | Royal & Noble Jewels | 2024 | Sotheby's

<p>The openwork <em>kokoshnik</em>-style tiara of neoclassical design featuring a meander motif and laurel leaves, <em>millegrain-</em>set throughout with circular- and single-cut diamonds, <em>inner circumference approximately 240mm, unsigned.</em></p>

www.sothebys.com

Princess Margarita of Baden’s Tiaras

The Tiaras of Princess Margarita of Baden and Yugoslavia

royalwatcherblog.com

I was thinking the same thing when I checked the auction lots although the proportions from the old photos to the one in the auctions seemed a bit off but the design is identical