The royal family and the jewelery are always inseparable, and the charm can be forever. What the common point of the royal family and the jewels is that they are all shining and have extraordinary nobleness and luxury. Today we will take a look at how the world's major royal families perform beautiful jewelry.
Marie Antoinette's Necklace
The first and the most expensive necklace on the global royal jewelry list belongs to Marie Antoinette, the fifteenth child of Austrian Emperor Francis I and Queen Maria Theresa. This dazzling necklace is inlaid with numerous white diamonds and two very rare oval yellow diamonds (weight 5.24 carats). At the top of the necklace is a stunning pink diamond, all diamonds are perfect The ground is set in a platinum base with a total weight of 8.05 carats. In addition, at the bottom of the necklace, there is a white pear-shaped diamond that hangs down like a drop of water and weighs 7.06 carats, worth US$37 million. (figure 1)
Queen Mary's
"Riviere" and "La Peregrina"
One of the world’s richest treasures owned by Queen Mary, the first woman in England, is the beautiful diamond necklace “Riviereâ€. This rare diamond necklace consists of 34 vintage-cut brilliant diamonds and is beautifully set on a gold and silver base.
Around 1900, the Queen gave this beautiful necklace to her granddaughter Princess Margaret. Queen Mary, another equally famous necklace named La Peregrina, is made entirely of large pearls and rubies and has been around for 500 years. (figure 2)
Princess Margaret
"Diamond Brooch Crown"
As the granddaughter of Queen Mary, the sister of Elizabeth II, the youngest daughter of King George VI, the wealth of Princess Margaret is unique. Women from such a glorious royal family naturally possess many world-class jewellery, most notably the “Diamond Brooch Crownâ€. The crown diamonds were all milled in an old-fashioned way, with the theme of a scroll-shaped mosaic. The most amazing thing is that this luxury diamond crown can be split into a necklace and 11 gorgeous brooches. Each brooch is based on the first letter “M†of Princess Margaret’s name, surrounded by dazzling diamonds, about 2.7 centimeters high and worth $340,000. (image 3)
The Duchess of Windsor
Diamond Leopard Bangle
Miss Wallis Spencer, the Duke of Windsor in British history who "don't love the country's beauty," abandoned the "beauty" whom the throne greeted. She married the royal family member (former British King Edward VII). The right to use a lot of gorgeous jewelry, and a bracelet in these peerless jewels, broke the record of all the auctions at the time—$124.1 million. This is a diamond leopard-shaped bracelet designed by Cartier. The leopard's round markings are inlaid with shining rubies, emeralds and sapphires. The overall design is extremely exquisite and luxurious. (Figure 4)
Swedish Princess's Emerald Crown
This magnificent crown belongs to the Swedish Princess Atharinahencket Von Donnersmarch. She used to be a regent of the land of Ostfriesland. This crown was inlaid with green gemstones that the industry hailed as “Jingxiang Diamondsâ€. It was a very beautiful and beautiful, with a total weight of approximately 101.27 kara. It was sold at Sotheby's famous jewellery auctions with a value of US$ 12.76 million. (Figure 5)
Princess of Monaco
"Borderless Waterfall" Necklace
After marrying Prince Albert of Monaco, Charlene Wittstock owned the royal title of “Princess†and became the mistress of the glamorous jewellery of Monaco’s royal family.
Among these heavyweight jewels, the necklace she wore when she was present at the event was almost confusing to everyone. This necklace is made of 1237 diamonds, 6 giant pearls and 18k rose gold gold. There is a very nice name called "Borderless Waterfall". Although it is temporarily unable to be valued, it is absolutely worthless. (Figure 6)
British royal sapphire ring
Oval-shaped sapphire is like an unpredictable blue lake, surrounded by innumerable pieces of broken diamonds make the whole ring looks dazzling, colorful streamer, is definitely one of the world's most expensive diamond ring.
When talking about royal jewelry, how can you forget the famous sapphire ring that Kate Middleton once wore at her engagement ceremony and was later presented by Prince Charles as a wedding gift to Princess Diana, so In addition to its own material value, this ring also has a unique sense of history. (Figure 7)
Italian Royal Emerald Necklace
The mistress of this crystal clear turquoise necklace is the last Queen Marie Jose of Italy. She is known to the world by her numerous exquisite jewellery collections, and this necklace is one of the many collections of the Queen. It is made up of countless diamonds and exquisite emeralds. It is made of silver and green. It is heart-warming and made by famous French jewelry manufacturer Van Cleef and Arpels. (Figure 8)
Queen of Romania
Crown and brooch
This gorgeous brooch and crown belong to the Queen of Romania, Queen Mary. She is the eldest daughter of Prince Alfred of Russia (Duke of Edinburgh) and Mariadal Exandrovna, daughter of the Duke of Women. This beautiful brooch is a shell-like shape with a Romanian princess's crown molding and letter combination on top, made by the famous Russian jewelry designer C. Faberge. Another fantastic diamond crown belonging to the Romanian royal family is made up of gold and various precious stones. (Figure 9)
Full of art
Emerald Necklace
The mistress of this beautiful necklace is Anita Delgado, a famous Spanish dancer, and later Princess Kapta. This gorgeous necklace is made up of crystal diamonds, emeralds and crystal stones. It was left behind as a famous treasure auction item at the Christie auction house in London. It was once the favorite elephant decoration of the Indian royal family and is currently valued approximately. 100,000 pounds. (Figure 10)
