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For this year’s Nobels, Princess Sofia put yet another new twist on an old favorite. Here’s a look at the jewels she wore for the prize ceremony and banquet in Stockholm.

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Sofia debuted a third setting of her wedding tiara at Sunday’s festivities. This one features pearls in place of the emeralds that originally sat atop the diamond palmette elements. Here’s more info on the tiara’s original creation and setting.

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Sofia recently wore the tiara in an all-diamond format, without any toppers on the palmettes. At that occasion, it was evident that the shape of the tiara had been altered, so that it forms more of a halo shape around Sofia’s head. That change was even more evident at the Nobels this weekend, when she paired the tiara with her wedding earrings. Those earrings come from the stomacher owned by Queen Josefina, and they’re also worn by other Bernadotte ladies (primarily Crown Princess Victoria).

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The event even gave us a look at the back of the tiara, which is always a wonderful viewpoint.

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Sofia secured the sash of the Order of the Seraphim with the family’s diamond and pearl bow brooch, which features a pearl drop.

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Here’s a look at Sofia’s entire ensemble, which gave off a modern fairytale vibe.

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Princess Madeleine, who is expecting her third child, only attended one segment of the Nobel festivities this year in Stockholm — the ceremony itself — but we still got a good look at her jewels for the occasion.

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Madeleine wore jewels (tiara, earrings, necklace, brooch) from the family’s magnificent parure of amethysts, which date to the Napoleonic era. Read more about the suite of jewels over here.

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Here’s a good look at the tiara nestled into Madeleine’s hair. This circlet, which was made from a large necklace, is notoriously difficult to wear, as it can made the wearer’s head look flat if it’s not carefully angled. I think this is an especially successful outing for this particular tiara.

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Next up in our detailed recap of this year’s Nobel jewels in Sweden: Queen Silvia, who did not surprise a single bit with her tiara choice!

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For years now, Queen Silvia has alternated between two tiaras — the Leuchtenberg Sapphire Tiara and Queen Sofia’s Tiara. This year, she continued the pattern by wearing Queen Sofia’s Tiara, which is better known to many of you as the “Nine-Prong Tiara.” Learn more about the sparkler over here.

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Here’s another view of the detailed tiara from tonight’s appearance.

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The tiara is notoriously difficult to wear, and in some photographs from the banquet, it does appear to be a bit askew on Silvia’s head. But anyway — she paired the tiara with jewels from the grand Brazilian (or Braganza) Parure, including the suite’s beautiful diamond floral brooch.

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Here’s a better look at the enormous pear-shaped diamond earrings from the set, worn tonight by Silvia.

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Here’s a look at Silvia’s entire ensemble. She’s worn the dress before, including a memorable appearance in Germany when she paired it with German family jewelry pieces. (More on that event over here!) The color choice was particularly timely: Pantone just announced that “ultra violet” is the color of the year for 2018.

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It’s always fascinating to me how much lighting can affect the way the color of a dress appears — here’s a view of Silvia during the prize ceremony, where the dress appears warmer and redder in tone.