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    Re: Three Danish sisters at Tivoli Archived Message

    Posted by Beth1 on September 24, 2014, 7:30 pm, in reply to "Re: Three Danish sisters at Tivoli"

    Thank you for the wonderful photos Arthur.
    Well spotted Mauriz. I initially thought that the blue beads in Queen Margrethe's necklace were cloisonne beads.
    I am convinced that Queen Anne-Marie's necklace, which she has been wearing for a number of years, is real, as surface spotting can be seen on the pearls. The size and colour suggest they are South Sea pearls.
    I am intrigued by Princess Benedikte's jewels. The gemstones in the brooch appear to be carved but I am uncertain what stones they are. Her earrings are perplexing. For a number of reasons, I very much doubt if the pink/red stones are spinels.
    For me, one of the best features in these photographs is to see the sisters all wearing what I call their Queen Ingrid bangles.

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    : Queen Anne-Marie is such an elegant lady. One
    : of my favourite Consorts! Wonderful pearl
    : and ruby earrings. Any photos of them in
    : previous occasions?
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    : Last week, on 15th September 2014, Queen
    : Margrethe II of Denmark, Princess Benedikte
    : of Denmark and Queen Anne-Marie of Greece
    : handed out their mother’s award, the Queen
    : Ingrid Honorary Award, in Tivoli Gardens in
    : central Copenhagen.
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    : The award is handed out annually and this
    : year it’s the sixth time the three royal
    : sisters have presented the prize that goes
    : to promising young artists as a way of
    : helping them fulfil their ambitions. The
    : amount of honorary award is 250,000 Danish
    : crowns. This year, Queen Margrethe, Princess
    : Benedikte and Queen Anne-Marie delivered the
    : prize to the 19-year-old ballet dancer,
    : Sebastian Haynes and the 34-year-old solo
    : cellist in the Tivoli Gardens Symphony
    : Orchestra, Toke Møldrup.
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    : During this ceremony, the three sisters wore
    : interesting jewels that I had not seen
    : before:
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    : - Queen Margrethe II: an long sautoir made
    : of pearls and blue beads (probably not
    : sapphires)
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    : - Princess Benedikte: a multigem and gold
    : necklace, a pair of large red and green
    : stones (spinels and emeralds?) earrings and
    : a large green stone (emerald?) and gold
    : brooch
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    : - Queen Anne-Marie: a large ruby and diamond
    : flower brooch, a one-row necklace of large
    : (South Sea?) pearls, and ruby earrings with
    : large pear-shaped pearl drops.
    :
    : I have already seen Queen Anne-Marie's pearl
    : necklace, but the rest of the jewels are new
    : to me. Has anyone information about these
    : jewels?
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    : Thanks in advance!
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    : Arthur
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    : (all pictures from royalista.com)
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