Often confused with the many other fringe tiaras and necklaces in the royal collection, Queen Mary’s Fringe Tiara is a piece that was commissioned by Queen Mary and then immortalized as Queen Elizabeth II’s wedding tiara.
Queen Mary’s Fringe Tiara
Queen Mary’s Honeysuckle Tiara
Queen Mary was instrumental in the creation of multiple tiaras, but one of her most classic commissions was today’s sparkler: her diamond honeysuckle tiara. The provenance of this tiara was a bit fuzzy for years. Some thought the piece was one of the items that came from the estate of Tsarina Marie Feodorovna of Russia (sister of Queen Alexandra). But although the shape of the piece does resemble some kokoshnik-style Romanov tiaras, that wasn’t the case. It was actually commissioned by Mary herself shortly after she became queen.
The Grand Duchess Adelaide Tiara
While many of the tiaras in the vast Luxembourg family collection were created within the past century, the Grand Duchess Adelaide Tiara is one of the family’s oldest—and yet most wearable—diadems.
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