Rare Treasure | Pearl and diamond in the imperial palace
Diamond Crown French Royal
It is inlaid with pillow shaped, water drop shaped, round, single and rose shaped cut diamonds. Three lily patterns can be disassembled and worn as brooches. This crown was once owned by Archdukess Maria Anna of Austria. The diamond on the crown comes from a Holy Spirit medal once owned by King Charles X of France.
Mrs Rosbury Pearl Crown
This is the most extraordinary pearl crown known. It is composed of six button shaped natural pearls arranged in a row of beads, old mining type cut and ground diamonds, and seven removable natural pearls and diamonds in the shape of gradual water drops. This gorgeous crown can also be transformed into a necklace. The pearl on the crown comes from the Pacific pearl oyster.
Bridal Jewelry Egyptian Royal Family
When Princess Fujiya, daughter of King Fuwadi of Egypt, married the Crown Prince of Iran, she entrusted Van Cleef&Arpels to make a complete set of bride's jewelry, including necklaces, earrings, rings and crowns, from platinum and diamonds. Van Cleef&Arpels also used to make a crown for the Iranian queen's accession ceremony. In order to complete this masterpiece, the brand successor, Jacques Arpels, went to Tehran 24 times, because the jewels used in the crown could not leave the royal treasury.
"Red currant leaf" brooch French royal family
This is a "Feuilles de Groseillier" brooch from the "French Royal Jewelry". It originally belonged to the wife of Napoleon III, Queen Eugenie. "Feuilles de Groseillier" means "red currant leaf" in French. In order to make the brooch more light, the brooch is inlaid with platinum and silver. The leaves are presented by overlapping diamonds, and the veins are presented by hollowing out. A large pillow shaped cutting diamond is inlaid in the center of the blade, and three strings of removable diamonds are suspended at the bottom. The 18 diamonds are gradually in size, and the oldest bright cutting method - "old mine cut" is adopted.
Pearl Diamond Chain Necklace French Royal
This pearl necklace is composed of three strings of pearls with a diameter of 7.30-9.30mm. The chain link is inlaid with pillow shaped cut diamonds to form a star pattern. Through SSEF identification, 116 pearls are natural seawater pearls and 3 are freshwater pearls. She once belonged to Marie Antoinette, Queen of France.
Diamond turban adorns the Indian royal family
After the 18th century, European jewelers also became jewelry suppliers of the Indian royal family. "L'Oeil du Tigre" is an antique clip made in 1934. It is inlaid with a 61.56ct brown diamond from India in the center, surrounded by round cut and long stepped cut diamonds. The base is made of platinum.
Ruby and diamond brooch Austrian royal family
The main stone of this brooch is a 6.89ct pillow shaped cut ruby, which was identified by SSEF as being produced in Myanmar. Without heating, the main stone is decorated with small diamonds. The whole brooch can also be worn as a brooch. This brooch was once owned by Archdukess Marie Anne of Austria and was a gift from her father to celebrate the birth of Charles, the son of Archdukess of Austria, in 1905.
Antique pearl diamond necklace British royal
Originating from the Persian Gulf, this drop shaped pearl has a perfect symmetrical shape and silver white luster. It is one of the most beautiful natural pearls in the world. Queen Mary I was the first owner of the pearl. In order to retain the original inlay, a detachable diamond pendant was designed for this pearl, which hung in the center of a hollow necklace. 42 colored pearls are inlaid on the outer edge of the necklace. Just gently push the hidden snap mechanism, and it can be turned into a crown to wear.
Crown Bracelet The Danish Royal Family
This crown shaped bracelet, no matter in shape or workmanship, shows its extraordinary origin, which is a work made for the Danish royal family. The process of the crown is extremely complicated. The whole body is made of gold. The crown top is 14 pearls of the same size. This work was created by Anton McElson (1809-1877), a Danish royal jeweler. The well preserved royal jewelry is also the best document to record the history of Danish jewelry. We can see that the style of this crown bracelet is obviously different from that of other European countries.
Gold Carved Peony Pattern Beaded Ring
In the impression, many people think that wearing rings is a very "foreign" thing, especially when wearing diamond rings and pearls, because in their subconscious, rings are from foreigners. The fact is that Chinese people began to wear rings in the Eastern Jin Dynasty 1700 years ago. The pearl and gold ring symbolize imperial power.
