Sparkling Royal Jewels From Around the World
Today, the Queen of Norway celebrates her birthday. To mark the occasion, I’ve got a fascinating survey of the tiaras that she has worn since marrying into the royal family in the 1960s, from the grandest diadems to petite jewels and modern tiaras.
Three generations of the Norwegian royal family wore tiaras on Monday to celebrate the visiting President of France during a gala dinner at the Royal Palace in Oslo.
On Saturday, the royal family of Norway joined in the celebrations of the Seventeenth of May, wearing heirloom jewels on the palace balcony for the annual children’s parade in Oslo.
I’m back at The Court Jeweller HQ, and it’s time to catch up on some of the grand sparkle that happened last week while I was away. First up: a special state banquet debut, complete with a tiara, for the princess who will one day become Queen of Norway.
Next month, Princess Isabella will become the first Danish princess to celebrate her eighteenth birthday in more than six decades. We’re exploring possible birthday tiaras for the princess today at Hidden Gems, and as a bonus here today, I’ve got a look at the birthday tiaras given to princesses across royal Scandinavia.