The Golden Poppies Tiara is a very interesting and unusual tiara. It was commissioned by Queen Margrethe II of Denmark in 1976, and it was made by Arje Griest. Embed from Getty Images Embed from Getty Images Embed from Getty Images The comb goes into the back of the hair, which allows the golden poppies [read more]
The Pearl Poiré tiara belongs to the Danish royal family and made its way from Prussia and the Netherlands. The tiara was a wedding gift to Princess Louise of Prussia when she married Prince Frederick of the Netherlands in 1825. The tiara was thus likely made in Germany, and it was accompanied by a diamond [read more]
The Danish Floral Aigrette Tiara is a versatile piece in the collection of the Danish royal family. The tiara dates from the 1950s and can be broken down into three sections, allowing it to be worn in all sorts of ways. It was previously owned by Lauritz Melchior, whose wife was photographed wearing it in [read more]
The Alexandrine Diamond Drop Tiara originally belonged to Alexandrine of Mecklenburg-Schwerin, Queen of Denmark and Iceland. It was given to the future Queen Margrethe II of Denmark for her 18th birthday. Embed from Getty Images Embed from Getty Images Embed from Getty Images The provenance of the tiara is somewhat unclear. It features scads of [read more]
Princess Theodora of Greece and Denmark combined the Khedive of Egypt Tiara with a historic veil. Embed from Getty Images The unique lace veil has been in the family for over a century and was worn, among others, by four Queens. It was Princess Margaret of Connaught who first wore the Carrackmoss lace veil for [read more]
When Princess Theodora of Greece married her American fiancé, she did so in a familiar tiara. The Princess donned the Khedive of Egypt Tiara like her mother, Queen Anne-Marie and sister, Princess Alexia, before her. The tiara was also worn by Theodora’s maternal aunt, Queen Margrethe of Denmark, at her 1967 wedding. The heirloom tiara [read more]
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