Swedish pearl circle tiara

Posted by Hans on May 24, 2026, 2:54 am

Could it be possible that they placed the pearl circles on an older diamond tiara? Or that the pearl circles can be removed and you have a small diamond tiara with upright pearl prongs. https://royalwatcherblog.com/2026/05/24/princess-birgittas-pearl-tiara/#more-168171

Queen Lovisa of Sweden and Norway tiara

Posted by Hans on May 24, 2026, 3:34 am, in reply to "Swedish pearl circle tiara"

Could it be this tiara? Previous Message Could it be possible that they placed the pearl circles on an older diamond tiara? Or that the pearl circles can be removed and you have a small diamond tiara with upright pearl prongs. https://royalwatcherblog.com/2026/05/24/princess-birgittas-pearl-tiara/#more-168171

Re: Queen Lovisa of Sweden and Norway tiara

Posted by Johan on May 24, 2026, 4:26 am, in reply to "Queen Lovisa of Sweden and Norway tiara"

Unlikely as Louise of the Netherlands left her jewels to her only daughter Lovisa who married Frederick VIII of Denmark. Lovisa had a lot of jewels as she inherited half of the jewels of her maternal grandmother Louise of Prussia and also received the Ruby parure of her paternal grandmother who stated that the Danish colors should go to Denmark. Accounts vary between a pool table or a card table but she had enough jewels to cover the surface completely. The two most important sets remained in Denmark (the pearl set and the ruby set) but I don't see how part of her collection would have gone to Gustav VI Adolf. Her daughter Ingeborg took some jewels but she divided her jewels among her descendants in Norway, Belgium, Luxemburg and Denmark. Previous Message Could it be this tiara? Previous Message Could it be possible that they placed the pearl circles on an older diamond tiara? Or that the pearl circles can be removed and you have a small diamond tiara with upright pearl prongs. https://royalwatcherblog.com/2026/05/24/princess-birgittas-pearl-tiara/#more-168171

Re: Queen Lovisa of Sweden and Norway tiara

Posted by Stefan on May 24, 2026, 6:09 am, in reply to "Re: Queen Lovisa of Sweden and Norway tiara"

And Lovisa also inherited the big diamond tiara which is now in Norway from her paternal grandmother Previous Message Unlikely as Louise of the Netherlands left her jewels to her only daughter Lovisa who married Frederick VIII of Denmark. Lovisa had a lot of jewels as she inherited half of the jewels of her maternal grandmother Louise of Prussia and also received the Ruby parure of her paternal grandmother who stated that the Danish colors should go to Denmark. Accounts vary between a pool table or a card table but she had enough jewels to cover the surface completely. The two most important sets remained in Denmark (the pearl set and the ruby set) but I don't see how part of her collection would have gone to Gustav VI Adolf. Her daughter Ingeborg took some jewels but she divided her jewels among her descendants in Norway, Belgium, Luxemburg and Denmark. Previous Message Could it be this tiara? Previous Message Could it be possible that they placed the pearl circles on an older diamond tiara? Or that the pearl circles can be removed and you have a small diamond tiara with upright pearl prongs. https://royalwatcherblog.com/2026/05/24/princess-birgittas-pearl-tiara/#more-168171 Stefan

Pearl circle tiara Princess Birgitta of Sweden wedding gift

Posted by Ursula on May 24, 2026, 9:42 am, in reply to "Swedish pearl circle tiara"

Origin of the tiaras of the Haga Princesses

Posted by Hans on May 25, 2026, 5:44 am, in reply to "Pearl circle tiara Princess Birgitta of Sweden wedding gift"

Re: Origin of the tiaras of the Haga Princesses

Posted by JohnPete on May 25, 2026, 12:16 pm, in reply to "Origin of the tiaras of the Haga Princesses"

Did Queen Silvia receive anything new upon marriage? Previous Message They all received a tiara but the origin was quite different. Princess Margaretha, Mrs. Ambler. The aquamarine kokoshnik from her mother. Princess Birgitta of Sweden and Hohenzollern. The new created pearl tiara from her grandfather. Princess Désirée, Baroness Silfverschiöld. The diamond tiara from her steph-grandmother. Princess Christina, Mrs. Magnuson. A diamond tiara from her godmother.

Re: Origin of the tiaras of the Haga Princesses

Posted by Johan on May 25, 2026, 2:04 pm, in reply to "Re: Origin of the tiaras of the Haga Princesses"

At that time she had first access to the entire Royal collection. She later received the tiara's given to Madeleine and Sofia as well as the ruby tiara that was bought back by the King. She had the frame of the Prong tiara altered so it stopped hurting her and she rediscovered the steal cut tiara as well as starting to wear the button tiara's (im still in favor of resetting the larger one with only five buttons and using the sixth as a brooch or pendant on a necklace). Previous Message Did Queen Silvia receive anything new upon marriage? Previous Message They all received a tiara but the origin was quite different. Princess Margaretha, Mrs. Ambler. The aquamarine kokoshnik from her mother. Princess Birgitta of Sweden and Hohenzollern. The new created pearl tiara from her grandfather. Princess Désirée, Baroness Silfverschiöld. The diamond tiara from her steph-grandmother. Princess Christina, Mrs. Magnuson. A diamond tiara from her godmother.

Re: Origin of the tiaras of the Haga Princesses

Posted by Stefan on May 27, 2026, 8:55 am, in reply to "Re: Origin of the tiaras of the Haga Princesses"

Actually Queen Silvia has never worn the four-button tiara and the six-button tiara only once and that was not very successful Previous Message At that time she had first access to the entire Royal collection. She later received the tiara's given to Madeleine and Sofia as well as the ruby tiara that was bought back by the King. She had the frame of the Prong tiara altered so it stopped hurting her and she rediscovered the steal cut tiara as well as starting to wear the button tiara's (im still in favor of resetting the larger one with only five buttons and using the sixth as a brooch or pendant on a necklace). Previous Message Did Queen Silvia receive anything new upon marriage? Previous Message They all received a tiara but the origin was quite different. Princess Margaretha, Mrs. Ambler. The aquamarine kokoshnik from her mother. Princess Birgitta of Sweden and Hohenzollern. The new created pearl tiara from her grandfather. Princess Désirée, Baroness Silfverschiöld. The diamond tiara from her steph-grandmother. Princess Christina, Mrs. Magnuson. A diamond tiara from her godmother. Stefan

Re: Origin of the tiaras of the Haga Princesses

Posted by John R on June 4, 2026, 6:01 am, in reply to "Re: Origin of the tiaras of the Haga Princesses"

Frankly IMHO both current 'button' tiaras are not a success on any wearer. The 4 button does not work at all as a tiara. It would look wonderful as hair ornaments. The six button would look better on a different frame and reduced to five buttons and one as a brooch or pendant. Just a thought. Previous Message Actually Queen Silvia has never worn the four-button tiara and the six-button tiara only once and that was not very successful Previous Message At that time she had first access to the entire Royal collection. She later received the tiara's given to Madeleine and Sofia as well as the ruby tiara that was bought back by the King. She had the frame of the Prong tiara altered so it stopped hurting her and she rediscovered the steal cut tiara as well as starting to wear the button tiara's (im still in favor of resetting the larger one with only five buttons and using the sixth as a brooch or pendant on a necklace). Previous Message Did Queen Silvia receive anything new upon marriage? Previous Message They all received a tiara but the origin was quite different. Princess Margaretha, Mrs. Ambler. The aquamarine kokoshnik from her mother. Princess Birgitta of Sweden and Hohenzollern. The new created pearl tiara from her grandfather. Princess Désirée, Baroness Silfverschiöld. The diamond tiara from her steph-grandmother. Princess Christina, Mrs. Magnuson. A diamond tiara from her godmother.

Re: Queen Lovisa of Sweden and Norway tiara

Posted by John R on June 4, 2026, 6:03 am, in reply to "Re: Queen Lovisa of Sweden and Norway tiara"

The pearl circle tiara is not the greatest designed pearl tiara out there. It looks very '50s and not really 'classic'. Previous Message And Lovisa also inherited the big diamond tiara which is now in Norway from her paternal grandmother Previous Message Unlikely as Louise of the Netherlands left her jewels to her only daughter Lovisa who married Frederick VIII of Denmark. Lovisa had a lot of jewels as she inherited half of the jewels of her maternal grandmother Louise of Prussia and also received the Ruby parure of her paternal grandmother who stated that the Danish colors should go to Denmark. Accounts vary between a pool table or a card table but she had enough jewels to cover the surface completely. The two most important sets remained in Denmark (the pearl set and the ruby set) but I don't see how part of her collection would have gone to Gustav VI Adolf. Her daughter Ingeborg took some jewels but she divided her jewels among her descendants in Norway, Belgium, Luxemburg and Denmark. Previous Message Could it be this tiara? Previous Message Could it be possible that they placed the pearl circles on an older diamond tiara? Or that the pearl circles can be removed and you have a small diamond tiara with upright pearl prongs. https://royalwatcherblog.com/2026/05/24/princess-birgittas-pearl-tiara/#more-168171