Very little, I am afraid. I believe that the demi parure consisted of a rather grand stomacher and bracelets. I believe that, despite the depredations with respect to her collection, she still owned them when she died. they were earmarked to go to(and I may be wrong about this)Sylvia Hennessy, but was sold by Miss Hutton's lawyer for some $800,000, approximately 1/4 of it's value.
Beyond that, I have no information, regrettably.
--Previous Message-- : Dear Dmitry, do you have more information on : that? : : --Previous Message-- : I believe that Barbara Hutton acquired a : suite : of rubies that belonged to Amalia von Solms. : : : --Previous Message-- : The shorter of the two necklaces is probably : the one known as the Orange pearls dating : back to the early 17th century when : ancestress Amalia of Solms, The Princess of : Orange wore them. The pearls were inherited : by her oldest daughter Louise-Henriette of : Orange-Nassau who married Frederick William : the Great Elector and was the mother of : Frederick I, King in Prussia. : : --Previous Message-- : Had do some updates about the Prussian : pear-shaped pearl, it's sayed that Baron : Thyssen-Bornemisza had bought it from the : exiled Emperor Wilhelm II. : : : : : http://www.royal-magazin.de/german/preussen/kaiserin-vicky-perlen.htm : : : : : : :
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