This is a set of miniatures worn by Queen Victoria, and the first is the GIV.
Queen Victoria's Miniatures
From Royal Insignia - (a) George IV Family Order Badge Portrait of King George IV by Bone, set with 27 brilliants with the cipher GIVR on the reverse. 45 mm x 24 mm (b) Order of St Catherine Badge (Russia) Set in silver with brilliants. 43 mm x 36 mm (c) Order of Maria Louisa Badge (Spain) Set with amethysts and diamonds. 36 mm x 51 mm (d) Order of St Isabella Badge (Portugal) In diamonds, rubies and emeralds. 42 mm x 22 mm (e) Order of Louise Badge (Prussia) Of gold and enamel. 31 mm x 22 mm (f) Order of the Golden Lion of Hesse Badge Of gold. 34 mm x 21 mm (g) Order of the Red Cross of Bulgaria Badge Of gold and enamel. 34 mm x 20 mm
--Previous Message-- : : I always think that orders and decorations : are fair topics for jewels because they are : so ornamental and usually heavily jewelled. : : We have Queen Victoria wearing an order as a : small child. : : And we know she wore the Royal Order of : Victoria and Albert. : There's not much more on offer for her but : I'll check my files. : : : : : : : : : --Previous Message-- : (Note: I realize this isn't strictly : jewelry, : and hope I will be excused) : : Did Queen Victoria wear any Family Orders : other than her own? We know she was given : one by George IV as a little girl, and : likely she would have received one from : William IV. I don't recall ever seeing : images of her wearing either of them. : :