The Chaumet Emerald Tiara is an Art Deco piece created in 1926 at the request of Prince Félix, husband of Charlotte, Grand Duchess of Luxembourg. It was made from various jewels that were already part of the Grand Ducal Collection. Embed from Getty Images Grand Duchess Charlotte was the first to wear it, and it [read more]
The Kingdom of Belgium introduced absolute primogeniture in 1991 among the descendants of King Albert II of Belgium. This means that Princess Elisabeth, the eldest child of the then future King Philippe, was born as her father’s heir. However, how many Belgian Princesses missed out on the chance of becoming Queen in their own right? Princess [read more]
The Congo Diamond Necklace Tiara belongs to the Luxembourg Grand Ducal Family, and it came into the family with Princess Joséphine-Charlotte of Belgium. Embed from Getty Images Princess Joséphine Charlotte married Hereditary Grand Duke Jean of Luxembourg in 1953 and she wore the tiara on her wedding day. The tiara was made by Van Cleef [read more]
The Belgian Scroll Tiara arrived in Luxembourg as part of the trousseau of Princess Joséphine-Charlotte of Belgium when she married the future Grand Duke Jean of Luxembourg in 1953. The tiara was a wedding present from the Société Générale, a bank from France. It was made by Henry Coosemans. Joséphine-Charlotte wore the Belgian Scroll tiara [read more]
The Luxembourg Amethyst and Pearl Bandeau is believed to have been acquired by Grand Duchess Joséphine-Charlotte of Luxembourg. It is part of a demi-parure, which means that there is also a necklace and a pair of earrings to coordinate with. The bandeau consists of oval amethysts set among two rows of pearls. Embed from Getty [read more]
The Luxembourg Citrine and Pearl Bandeau is part of a demi-parure with earrings and a bracelet. The provenance of the bandeau is unknown, but it first appeared on Princess Margaretha in 1976. It was also worn by the Princess’s mother, Grand Duchess Joséphine-Charlotte. Embed from Getty Images The then Hereditary Grand Duchess Maria Teresa wore [read more]
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