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    Thanks Jinja Archived Message

    Posted by Count75 on January 26, 2015, 4:51 am, in reply to "Re: Sweden and Opening of Parliament"



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    : Sweden used to open Parliament in formal
    : fashion. Here is Queen Louise.
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    : The jewels exposed in Rosenborg are
    : considered
    : Crown Jewels. the emerald parure, the big
    : diamond necklace and earrings with the big
    : diamond coat agrafe, a natural pearl
    : necklace and rubies jewels are amont others
    : part of them.
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    : http://dkks.dk/skatkammeret-3-en
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    : I know that some of the parures which the
    : Queen of Denmak wears are classified as
    : Crown jewels and that they cannot be taken
    : out of Denmark.
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    : Could posters enlighten me as to which
    : jewels are considered to be Crown jewels,
    : and which HM is able to wear in other
    : countries?
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    : As the Crown jewels of Denmark appear to
    : contain different categories of jewels, I
    : would be interested to understand. Many
    : thanks.
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    : It's a shame that other monarchies like
    : Denmark or Sweden don't wear full regalia
    : when they attend the opening of the
    : parliament (I don't know the correct names).
    : Was there ever a time when the
    : aforementioned countries did wear regalia as
    : Elizabeth II wears?
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    In my opinion that's how it should be done. But that's just how I like to see royalty. When and why did it stop?


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