Wedding of Princess Teresita of Saxony

Posted by The Royal Watcher on September 23, 2023, 4:20 pm

Princess Teresita of Saxony wore a spectacular Topaz/Aquamarine, Diamond and Pearl Tiara for her Wedding to Count Béryl de Saporta at the Hofkirche in Dresden today.

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Posted by Glenn on September 23, 2023, 4:29 pm, in reply to "Wedding of Princess Teresita of Saxony "

It looks like a grand necklace put on a frame and with an added row of pearl I really like the transformation... but think the row of pearl is not really necessary...

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Posted by stefan on September 24, 2023, 6:01 am, in reply to "Re: Wedding of Princess Teresita of Saxony "

It seems to come from the bride's great-grandmother Margravine Elisabeth Helene Previous Message It looks like a grand necklace put on a frame and with an added row of pearl I really like the transformation... but think the row of pearl is not really necessary... Stefan

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Posted by Cynthia on September 24, 2023, 11:24 am, in reply to "Wedding of Princess Teresita of Saxony "

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Posted by Johan on September 25, 2023, 5:28 am, in reply to "Re: Wedding of Princess Teresita of Saxony "

I think that by combining the aquamarines and diamonds with pearls this tiara could easily be worn with a pearl necklace. Something many noble and royal women had to their disposal. By adding the pearls there was no need for a full parure they could combine the tiara with pearl jewels and the occasional aquamarine and/or diamond piece. Previous Message I think aquamarines, which are considered "finer" than topazes. It's a very pretty tiara, though I find the extra pearls unnecessary.

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Posted by JohnPete on September 25, 2023, 9:58 am, in reply to "Re: Wedding of Princess Teresita of Saxony "

I notice the pearls are irregular shaped in some cases, which leads me to think they are natural pearls and if so, would be very very valuable. Previous Message I think that by combining the aquamarines and diamonds with pearls this tiara could easily be worn with a pearl necklace. Something many noble and royal women had to their disposal. By adding the pearls there was no need for a full parure they could combine the tiara with pearl jewels and the occasional aquamarine and/or diamond piece. Previous Message I think aquamarines, which are considered "finer" than topazes. It's a very pretty tiara, though I find the extra pearls unnecessary.