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    Re: Queen & a screwdriver Archived Message

    Posted by Nellie on October 7, 2012, 9:47 am, in reply to "Re: Queen & a screwdriver"


    I woud think a screwdriver was needed to assemble the elements of the Hyderabad tiara, which is now reduced to three brooches.
    The brooch fittings would require screws, I would think, rather than having wing nuts.

    --Previous Message--
    : The Girls of GB&I has a detachable base, maybe
    : tiny screws hold it?
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    : --Previous Message--
    : At the wedding of Prince Friso, his bride
    : Mabel suddenly appeared with a sun-ray motif
    : diamond diadem. It was told that the diadem
    : was a second monture from the diadem
    : belonging to the Mellerio Parure of diamonds
    : and sapphires.
    :
    : This means that there is probably a cassette
    : or a box with more étages in which various
    : montures (also for aigrettes and broches)
    : are displayed, with a screwdriver next to
    : it.
    :
    : But indeed, thinking about Queen Elizabeth's
    : diadems: the Girls of GB&I, the fringe, the
    : Burmese Rubies, the Aquamarine diadem, etc.
    : I do not see the need for screwdriving.
    : Maybe it is more for broches, bracelets and
    : colliers.
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