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Billede Bladet has an inverview with the Danish couple of Rosenborg. Count Ingold is cousin to Queen Margrethe, and with his wife Countess Susie they share some interesting news about what is going to happen with their inheritance.
They have no children.
Below the countess talks about the fringe tiara:

“There was probably a reason why Queen Alexandrine bequeathed the most beautiful tiara, the Fringe Tiara, to the heir to the throne, Prince Knud. Because when she died, he was the one who was supposed to become king. It is on display inside the Amalienborg Museum………………………………The Fringe Tiara is already on display in the Fabergé Chamber. The tiara is a long-term loan, quite simply, the Countess explains."

I do not now, but could the fist line be a hint, that the tiara might return to the “heir of the throne” = Crownprince Christian after their death and meanwhile will be displayed in the museum?