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    Re: Field and The Queen's Jewels Archived Message

    Posted by Count75 on February 5, 2014, 9:27 am, in reply to "Re: Field and The Queen's Jewels"



    --Previous Message--
    : In other places, and it might have been a
    : "People" magazine, Field said that
    : there was approval from the palace and from
    : each of the various royal ladies, citing
    : that Princess Anne returned hers most
    : promptly.
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    : The innaccuracies in the book would,
    : therefore, seem to indicate that the Royal
    : Family themselves may not be aware of the
    : history of their own jewels, which is not
    : uncommon. I doubt if my great-niece will
    : know the history of a certain suite of
    : pearls she will ultimately inheret, for
    : instance. The Queen herself did not realize
    : that the Girls of Great Britain tiara and
    : her wedding bandeau went together. So, it
    : is quite possible that the inaccuracies in
    : the Field book could have been presumed to
    : be correct by the Royal Family.
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    : None of the present generation show the late
    : Queen Mary's obsessive interest in the
    : jewels.
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    : My own mother would be hard pressed to tell
    : you some of the history of her own pieces
    : and would likely shrug off an such
    : inaccuracies. I have a much better
    : knowledge of her jewellery than she does, as
    : much as she enjoys wearing it. For her,
    : they are just ornaments, perhaps
    : sentimental, perhaps personal, but they go
    : with this or that outfit or mood and her
    : interest ends there.
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    : --Previous Message--
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    : Joye - I will begin searching for you for
    : some info on this topic, but first would you
    : please identify the image you have posted
    : please?
    : It looks as though it is from an Australian
    : women's magazine. Writer and date would be
    : a help.
    :
    : The Subject for this thread should probably
    : be edited to reflect the role the Queen
    : played more accurately?
    : Strictly, so far, an anonymous writer in a
    : magazine claims someone wrote "No"
    : in places.
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    : Yes, the amount of input provided by the
    : Queen, and others has been discussed on the
    : RJWMB but is probably all lost before
    : archiving began.
    :
    : I'll now see what I can find.
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    : --Previous Message--
    : Elsewhere again I read that Leslie Field
    : said
    : that The Queen would pencil yes or no in the
    : margin of text submitted , in the forward of
    : her book The Queen's Jewels.
    : I have been unable to find this in the Field
    : book.
    : Help please!
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    I would like to the truth concerning the jewels that Diana received. I assume that while they were presents they still belonged to the Queen.


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