The Grand Duchess of Luxembourg’s Chaumet Choker Tiara came into the possession of the Grand Ducal family of Luxembourg sometime in the early 1980s. During those first years of the 1980s, the tiara was worn by Grand Duchess Joséphine-Charlotte, her daughter-in-law, Maria Teresa and her daughter, Princess Margaretha. It can be worn with or without [read more]
Princess Mako’s Tiara was worn by Princess Mako of Akishino. She received the tiara for her 20th birthday in 2011 – the age of majority in Japan. The tiara features a floral motif based on the iris setosa, which is her mother’s emblem. The tiara is part of a parure, which also features a necklace, [read more]
The Luxembourg Aquamarine Bandeau is one of the smaller jewels in the Luxembourg jewellery vault. The bandeau is made with aquamarines interspersed with crisscrossed rows of diamonds. It was made as part of a set also including earrings and a necklace for Grand Duchess Joséphine-Charlotte. Embed from Getty Images She liked to wear the [read more]
Princess Kako’s Tiara is worn by Princess Kako of Akishino. She received the diamond fleur-de-lis tiara for her 20th birthday in 2014, which is the age of majority in Japan. The tiara is part of a parure. It was made by the Japanese jeweller Mikimoto.
Princess Yōko’s Tiara is worn by Princess Yōko of Mikasa. The tiara is a pearl and diamond floral and scroll tiara, which is part of a parure. It was given to Princess Yōko for her 20th birthday, the age of majority in Japan, in 2003. Princess Yōko was born on 25 October 1983 and is [read more]
Princess Tomohito’s Wedding Tiara is currently worn by Princess Tomohito of Mikasa. The Princess, who was born Nobuko Asō, received the tiara when she married Prince Tomohito of Mikasa on 7 November 1980. The tiara is part of a parure. The tiara features diamonds and pearls in a leaf and scroll design. Princess Tomohito still [read more]
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