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    Re: QD - "heirloom of the Crown" Archived Message

    Posted by wymanda on June 3, 2012, 5:07 am, in reply to "Re: QD - "heirloom of the Crown""

    IMO we will see this list grow substantially at the end of the current reign. I think that the bulk of the personal collection will be added. I've always thought that it will be at this time, if ever, when a family foundation like the Dutch & Swedish ones will come into being.

    --Previous Message--
    :
    : The expression also has possibilities for
    : other than jewellery.
    :
    : In the event of an abdication, matters could
    : be more clear than in the past. Could save
    : many a bitter quarrel.
    :
    : But I think the expression is so useful for
    : any author. It does not spell out the full
    : details of "ownership" of any
    : individual item.
    :
    : --Previous Message--
    : The denomination as 'heirloom' of the crown
    : can have several uses too.
    : If a monarch were ever to be divorced from
    : their spouse (which is not impossible) it
    : could prevent them from considering jewels
    : to be personal and so leaving the Royal
    : family. (whether they were given or taken)
    : Also in these continuing times where the
    : monarch is conscious of not appearing to
    : have too much wealth then having jewellery
    : being owned by the Crown and not the
    : individual monarch also minimises their
    : personal wealth.
    : It can also stop a renegade monarch from
    : ever trying to sell such jewels .
    :
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    :
    : --Previous Message--
    : Thanks for this list, Nellie. By the way, I
    : was surprised that Roberts did not include a
    : picture of the Queen Victoria memorial
    : statue, which clearly shows the Queen
    : Adelaide brooch.
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