Luxembourg’s Grand Duchess Adelaide Tiara was created circa 1870 for Grand Duchess Adelheid-Marie, the wife of Grand Duke Adolphe. The tiara consists of a leaf design dotted with diamond berries. It normally holds a large sapphire, which can also be swapped for an aquamarine, as can be seen in the featured image. The tiara was [read more]
The Monaco Bäumer Aigrette was created in 2011 for Princess Charlene of Monaco. It is also known as the Diamond Foam tiara. She wore the aigrette during her wedding dinner. The tiara was created by Lorenz Bäumer as a wedding present from Prince Albert. It features eleven thin stems of diamond set in white gold [read more]
The Takamado Pearl and Diamond Scroll Tiara was worn by the future Hisako, Princess Takamado, during her wedding to Norihito, Prince Takamado, in 1984. Embed from Getty Images It consists of diamond scroll elements, which are embellished with pearls. The tiara comes with a “mirrored” necklace. She wore the necklace combined with another tiara, one [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]
Princess Sayako’s Tiara was worn by Sayako, Princess Nori, the youngest child and only daughter of Emperor Emeritus Akihito and Empress Emerita Michiko. It was made around 1990 by Mikimoto, and Sayako wore it for official functions. She first wore it for her coming-of-age ceremony in 1990. When she married a commoner in 2005, she [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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