There’s been lots of talk lately about diamond fringes, and for good reason. Nearly every royal family has at least one, in part because they became incredibly popular during the second half of the nineteenth century, a fashion started by the imperial court of the Romanovs. Today, we’re taking a second look at the jewel collection of Princess Louise, daughter of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra and wife of the 1st Duke (and 6th Earl) of Fife. Let’s have a gander at the diamond fringe that belonged to this British princess, shall we?