Friday, February 27, 2009
Back again
Jewellery of the Royals is back again. After a long time of no updates, I am ready again to make this one active. If you want to help as an co-editor of this blog, please contact me. It would be neat to create a whole team of editors on this subject!
Saturday, March 10, 2007
Máxima's personal jewellery - part two : black and white pearl sets
Máxima has two pearl sets, that both consists of earrings and necklace. She wears pieces of both sets often and seem to be a favourite. The earrings can be extended with an extra pearl and worn in three different ways as shown below. The sets are likely a gift, perhaps from her husband. (pictures: Maxie)



Máxima's personal jewellery - part one : orange coloured jewellery
Since her engagement and wedding Máxima has build up a nice collection of orange coloured jewellery. It is my belief that these pieces are gifts from her husband Prince Willem-Alexander and that the collection started with her engagement ring which was designed by the Prince and contains an orange coloured stone. Likely she recieved more pieces after the birth of her daughters Catherina-Amalia and Alexia:
Earrings and brooch, first worn at the baptism of her eldest daughter Amalia (2004):

The same earrings, worn together with an necklace in 2005:

Pictures of 2006, with the visit of the royals of Luxemburg, statevisit to Argentina and her solo working visit to Brasil and Argentina (credit: Maxie) where she wears the earrings again:



Earrings and brooch, first worn at the baptism of her eldest daughter Amalia (2004):
The same earrings, worn together with an necklace in 2005:
Pictures of 2006, with the visit of the royals of Luxemburg, statevisit to Argentina and her solo working visit to Brasil and Argentina (credit: Maxie) where she wears the earrings again:
Labels:
Netherlands,
orange jewellery,
Princess Máxima
The Brooches again
Máxima took the brooches from Oslo to the statevisit in Turkey, Om March the 2nd (the last day of the visit) she wore the brooches again. The shape is good visible at this picture (Polfoto) :

Our other posts on these brooches:
http://jewellery-of-the-royals.blogspot.com/2007/02/maximas-brooches.html
http://jewellery-of-the-royals.blogspot.com/2007/02/oslo-festivities-princess-mxima-in-oslo.html
Our other posts on these brooches:
http://jewellery-of-the-royals.blogspot.com/2007/02/maximas-brooches.html
http://jewellery-of-the-royals.blogspot.com/2007/02/oslo-festivities-princess-mxima-in-oslo.html
Sunday, February 25, 2007
Maxima's brooches
This is the best picture I could found of this event, on October 11 2006 in Basel at a conference of the Financial Stability Institute:

The brooches she wears here are very identical to the brooches she wore on her dress at the gala ball in Oslo (see previous post).
The brooches she wears here are very identical to the brooches she wore on her dress at the gala ball in Oslo (see previous post).
Oslo festivities: Princess Máxima in Oslo
At the activities for the birthday of King Harald Princess Máxima of the Netherlands showed once more some pieces of the Dutch royal jewellery:
At the gala ball, February 24:
The Princess wears the Anna Paulowna Pearl Spike tiara. She wears the tiara for the third time, but the first time with the pearls on it.
The big pearl earrings are worn for the second time (the first time she worn them was in 2004 for the visit of the Swiss President).
The two little brooches at the left side and right side of her dress are also worn the second time. Provenance is not yet found out, but no doubt that they are family pieces.
The stomacher she wears is the Diamond Leaf brooch, also worn for the third time (first time at the banquet for the celebration 400 years Dutch-Australian relationships, second time at the 2006 Prinsjesdag)
The bracelet she wears at her left wrist is the Diamond and Pearl bracelet, that is often worn by Queen Beatrix. The large pearl can also be set in an necklace. This piece is also worn for the third time. Máxima worn the bracelet to banquet for the festivities of the Dutch-Australian relationships and the oval pearl in a necklace in 2003 with the visit of the Mexican president.
The bracelet at her right wrist seems to be a piece of the Bracelet of the Colonies, which is broken up according to Vorsten magazine jewellery expert Els Smit. It was broken up in two pieces: a bracelet that Máxima has worn to her pre-wedding ball and to the statevisit to Belgium in 2006.
More information:
All Things Royal: de nieuwe pareltiara - for pictures of Máxima wearing the oval pearl in a necklace and Máxima wearing the large pearl earrings. (Dutch)
All Things Royal: de Anna Paulowna-tiara - for pictures of Máxima wearing the Anna Paulowna tiara at previous events (Dutch)
Orange-Nassau jewels: Diamond Leaf brooch - for pictures of the Dutch royals wearing this brooch
Orange-Nassau jewels: Diamond Pearl Bracelet - for pictures of the Dutch royals wearing the bracelet
Orange-Nassau jewels: Bracelet of the Colonies - for pictures of the Dutch royals wearing this bracelet
The Princess wears the Anna Paulowna Pearl Spike tiara. She wears the tiara for the third time, but the first time with the pearls on it.
The big pearl earrings are worn for the second time (the first time she worn them was in 2004 for the visit of the Swiss President).
The two little brooches at the left side and right side of her dress are also worn the second time. Provenance is not yet found out, but no doubt that they are family pieces.
The stomacher she wears is the Diamond Leaf brooch, also worn for the third time (first time at the banquet for the celebration 400 years Dutch-Australian relationships, second time at the 2006 Prinsjesdag)
The bracelet she wears at her left wrist is the Diamond and Pearl bracelet, that is often worn by Queen Beatrix. The large pearl can also be set in an necklace. This piece is also worn for the third time. Máxima worn the bracelet to banquet for the festivities of the Dutch-Australian relationships and the oval pearl in a necklace in 2003 with the visit of the Mexican president.
The bracelet at her right wrist seems to be a piece of the Bracelet of the Colonies, which is broken up according to Vorsten magazine jewellery expert Els Smit. It was broken up in two pieces: a bracelet that Máxima has worn to her pre-wedding ball and to the statevisit to Belgium in 2006.
More information:
All Things Royal: de nieuwe pareltiara - for pictures of Máxima wearing the oval pearl in a necklace and Máxima wearing the large pearl earrings. (Dutch)
All Things Royal: de Anna Paulowna-tiara - for pictures of Máxima wearing the Anna Paulowna tiara at previous events (Dutch)
Orange-Nassau jewels: Diamond Leaf brooch - for pictures of the Dutch royals wearing this brooch
Orange-Nassau jewels: Diamond Pearl Bracelet - for pictures of the Dutch royals wearing the bracelet
Orange-Nassau jewels: Bracelet of the Colonies - for pictures of the Dutch royals wearing this bracelet
Saturday, February 24, 2007
Princess Mary pearl fantasy necklace
Crownprincess Mary of Denmark has recycled a piece of personal jewellery last month, it's a necklace in a modern (fantasy-like) style with black pearls.
It was first worn on the 70th birthday of her father-in-law, the 11th of June 2004 (Polfoto) , along with her wedding tiara:

And on January 19, 2007 she wore it again:
It was first worn on the 70th birthday of her father-in-law, the 11th of June 2004 (Polfoto) , along with her wedding tiara:
And on January 19, 2007 she wore it again:
Labels:
Crownprincess Mary,
Denmark,
necklace,
pearls
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