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>

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Princess Margarita of Baden’s Tiaras

The Tiaras of Princess Margarita of Baden and Yugoslavia

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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

 

[MarcBgd]

True, but the hairstyle of the Princess and Sotheby's cover girl is different. Princess Margarita had a puff hairstyle when whe was wearing a tiara, so tiara looked smaller.

Plus, the tiara can probably be worn streched more wide and in that way looks more open and plus bigger. But, definately I don't recall any other member of the "high aristocracy" wearing similar tiara, except Margarita.

And Baden family can be both described as either royal and "high aristocracy", depending on the knowlege of the people who write.

 

[Blog Real]

Princess Olga of Yugoslavia's Diamond Floral Tiara:

Princess Olga of Yugoslavia's Diamond Floral Tiara

Princess Olga of Yugoslavia's Diamond Floral Tiara made by Boucheron in 1907 for Princess Maria Abamelek Lazarev

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Luxarazzi 101: Princess's Olga of Greece's Boucheron Diamond Tiara

A sparkly Sunday we are having today here at Luxarazzi. The jewel of the day is Princess Olga of Greece's Boucheron Diamond Tiara, the o...

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Yugoslavian Royal Jewels - Princess Olga's Boucheron Diamond Tiara - The Beau Monde

Despite only existing from 1918 to 1945, The Kingdom of Yugoslavia held an impressive royal jewellery collection.The main branch of the family may have owned the Yugoslavian Emeralds, but I would argue that the junior members of the KaraÄorÄeviÄ clan possessed the more magnificent jewels.

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Princess Olga’s Boucheron Diamond Tiara

Today’s stunning diamond tiara was worn for official portraits, controversial state visits, and events by three illustrious princesses from Russia, Greece, Yugoslavia, and Liechtenstein, who …

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