Re: Holyrood week - Back to "business as usual"? (jewellerywise) Archived Message
Posted by karenl on July 3, 2014, 11:54 pm, in reply to "Re: Holyrood week - Back to "business as usual"? (jewellerywise)"
Thanks Arthur. As to the ruby earrings worn for the Order of the Thistle ceremony, if I had those gorgeous earrings, green robe or not. I'd wear them with shorts and flip flops if need be. --Previous Message-- : Great account and pictures, thanks Arthur : : : --Previous Message-- : The month of June 2014 was an unusually : glittering month, during which Queen : Elizabeth II dazzled us with a bunch of : brooches which she had until then never : worn, or worn only once: : - State visit to France and D-Day 70th : anniversary: Botswana Flower Brooch, : Multicolour Diamond Floral Spray, Queen : Victoria’s Fringe Brooch, Queen-Mother : Elizabeth’s Ruby Spray Brooch : - Royal Ascot week: Two Swans Baroque Pearl : Brooch, Queen-Mother Elizabeth’s Aquamarine : Art Déco Brooch, Multicolour Diamond Floral : Spray, Saskatchewan Tourmaline Brooch : - visit to Northern Ireland: Queen : Alexandra’s Pearl and Diamond Brooch (from : her wedding gift parure) and Bronte : Porcelain Snow-Drop Brooch. : : Since her return from Northern Ireland, Her : Majesty seems to have returned to a : “business as usual” policy in her selection : of brooches, as she has worn in the past : days only brooches she has been frequently : seen with: : : June 30, 2014: Edinburgh, Ceremony of the : Keys – Badge of the Royal Regiment of : Scotland: : : : : : July 1st, 2014: Palace of Holyroodhouse, : audience with the Scottish First Minister : Alex Salmond and the Presiding Officer of : the Scottish Parliament Tricia Marwick – : Rhodesian Flame Lily Brooch (presented to : the then Princess Elizabeth as a 21st : birthday present by the schoolchildren of : Southern Rhodesia in 1947 – unless it is the : identical brooch presented to Queen-Mother : Elizabeth in 1953 and inherited by Queen : Elizabeth II after her mother’s death in : 2002): : : : : July 1st, 2014: Palace of Holyroodhouse, : garden party – Cartier Aquamarine Clips : (presented to the then Princess Elizabeth by : her parents as an 18th birthday present in : 1944): : : : : July 2, 2014: Visit to Glasgow Velodrome and : to Dumfries House – Pearl and Diamond : Trefoil Brooch (is the origin of this brooch : known?): : : : : July 3, 2014: Edinburgh Castle, : commemorative service at the Scottish : National War Memorial – Six-Petal Flower : Brooch (possibly an engagement gift, as : Princess Elizabeth wore it in 1947 for her : engagement to Prince Philip): : : : : I find it surprising that Her Majesty has : not taken the opportunity of this Holyrood : week to wear one of her thistle-motive : brooches. Well, may be tomorrow? : : (pictures source: Zimbio, Daily Mail) : : : : :
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