Did you know that the Norwegian royal family has British royal roots? Today we’ve got a closer look at one of their most important British royal jewelry inheritances: Queen Alexandra’s Turquoise Circlet.
Queen Alexandra’s Turquoise Circlet
The Tiara and Jewels of the Norwegian Emerald Parure
One of the most delightful things about royal jewelry is the extensive history witnessed by the glittering gems. Today, we’re discussing a parure that has seen a whole lot over the past two centuries: the grand emerald set now owned by the Norwegian royal family.
The Norwegian Amethyst Parure Tiara
As we roll into February, it’s time to focus on the month’s gorgeous birthstone: the amethyst. Today, we’re looking at the tiara and jewels from the Norwegian Amethyst Parure.
The Drapers’ Company Brooch
When Princess Maud of Wales married Prince Carl of Denmark in 1896, she received a treasure trove of jewels. At that point, though, she had no idea that her wedding gifts would one day become the cornerstone of a new royal collection. Carl and Maud became King Haakon VII and Queen Maud of Norway in 1905, and her jewels are still some of the most important pieces in the Norwegian vaults. Today, we’re looking at one piece in particular: the Drapers’ Company Brooch.
Tiaras from Norway’s Birthday Dinner (Part 2)
Time for the second installment of tiaras from King Harald and Queen Sonja of Norway’s birthday dinner! Enjoy—and don’t forget to stop by tomorrow for the second (black-tie) gala event of the celebrations!