I am struck by the small tiara made by Queen Elizabeth II in 1953. I am sure that Leslie Field made a confusion between the greville tiara and this tiara.
Franck
--Previous Message-- : Thank you so much for such a quick reply : Barbara D. : : Now that you have posted a photo, I realise : that this brooch fits the description of a : feuille brooch. : : As I was trying to scan my memory for a : brooch which might fit the description, I : completely over looked this brooch. I : confess that my memory is not always the : best but, when people kindly post photos, it : all makes sense. : : Many thanks for taking the time to find a : photo and post it. : : --Previous Message-- : Dear Beth, I think the 'feuille' (leaf) : brooch : mentioned in Franck's post is this lovely : brooch, given to the late QEQM by her : husband in 1928: : : : : : https://s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.com/564x/ea/10/52/ea1052c7da77890bcf94d6cde39e8909.jpg : : : --Previous Message-- : I am hoping that some posters might be able : to : help me identify a brooch belonging to Queen : Elizabeth the Queen Mother. : : In his post on 30 October 2015 about Cartier : jewels commissioned or purchased by the : British royals -- as published in the : Royals magazine-- : : : http://members2.boardhost.com/royal-jewels/thread/1446253218.html : Franck listed a brooch made of cabochon : sapphires given by George VI to Queen : Elizabeth the Queen Mother in 1928. : : Unfortunately, with my limited knowledge, I : don't know which brooch this might be. : : I would be grateful for any information and, : if anyone has a photo, that would help me : recognise which brooch this is. Many thanks. : : : : :
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