Sparkling Royal Jewels From Around the World
Yesterday, a pair of royal couples gathered at Windsor for a great royal tradition—a ceremonial tree planting—that celebrated a coronation anniversary and remembered shared family members of the past.
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.
Floral gowns and gala jewels were all the rage at yesterday’s representation dinner in Stockholm, which was attended by several members of the Swedish royal family (and, most importantly, by three royal tiaras).
In today’s article at Hidden Gems, I’m continuing the tale of the Connaught family’s tour of the Mediterranean in 1905. In this week’s installment, Princess Margaret finally meets her husband-to-be, Prince Gustaf, in Cairo. As bonus reading today, I’ve got a peek at some of the grand tiaras that were being worn at the royal court of Gustaf’s grandfather, King Oscar II, in 1905, including jewels that belonged to Queen Sofia and Crown Princess Victoria.