Romanov sapphire tiara

Romanov jewelry

Jewelry Of The Romanovs on Instagram: “For the Romanovs, who found themselves in exile, morganatic marriages became a common thing. In 1921, the wedding of Grand Duke Andrei…”

Sketch and info concerning the Sapphire tiara, in the origianl Russian

THE WÜRTTEMBERG SAPPHIRE JEWELSAN IMPRESSIVE MID 19TH CENTURY SUITE OF SAPPHIRE AND DIAMOND JEWELLERY

A Cartier sunburst tiara, 1927 with a star-sapphire, which was later replaced by a yellowish 'jonquil' diamond

1870's diamond and sapphire kokoshnic, with possible links to Hanover. Featuring seven lozenge motifs, each with a central sapphire, surrounded by diamond foliates, plus smaller sapphires and foliates set in triangles. Sold by Christie's on 5 April 2000 for £21,150.

Happy Birthday to Princess Claire, daughter-in-law of the Grand Duke and Grand Duchess of Luxembourg! We're joining in the celebrations with a look at one of her sparkling National Day tiara appearances. In June 2016,

A lavish Fabergé design for a diadem incorporating the client's own pair of large cabochon sapphire drops. It is mounted in platinum and set with large brilliant and rose diamonds, dated 16 November 1912, all in cyrillic

The Sapphire parure includes a very nice tiara, probably, one of the most beautiful ones, which ever has belonged to Romanov family. The State Hermitage Museum still holds a sketch of a diamond tiara by Friedrich Köchli with 16 sapphire cabochons in a cornflower motif and images of the same tiara were included in the 1922 album "Russia's treasure of diamonds and precious stones". This tiara is depicted on the portrait of Alexandra Feodorovna by Joseph Coppey in 1900,... | via…

The sapphire parure made for empress Alexandra

a fabulous art deco diamond and sapphire parure, made by Chaumet in 1935 for the wedding of Princess Alicia de Bourbon-Parma to Infante Alfonso, Duke of Calabria the following year

Grand Duchess Xenia and Princess Irina Youssoupoff

Diamond and sapphire tiara from the russian crown jewels. Stones colorized by me *0*

Tinted photographs of sapphire and diamond jewellery belonging to the Yusupov family. Prince Felix Yusupov liked to tint the picture during his old age, reminding him of the collection he lost during the Russian revolution.

Sapphires of Maria Pawlowna Grand Duchess Vladimir | Imperiale Saphire der russischen Großfürstin Vladimir Sapphires | Grand Duchess Vladimir Imperial Cartier Stomacher Romanoff Jewels

The actual bill from Cartier for the sapphire tiara of Grand Duchess Maria Pavolovna, the Elder, of Russia, in 1909. http://www.pinterest.com/pin/532972937125916958/

30th September and today's tiara is the Grand Duchess Vladimir Sapphire Tiara. It was made for her by Cartier in 1906 incorporating some historic Russian sapphires that could be worn as brooches. It left the family at the time of the Revolution, either sold by Grand Duchess Vladimir, or her son Grand Duke Cyril. It was bought by Queen Marie of Romania, to help replace the jewels she had lost to Russia. She left it to her youngest daughter, Ileana, who would sell it back to Cartier in 1950.

Sapphires

The sapphire in the center of this tiara weighs 137 carats and is set against round diamonds. Grand Duchess Vladimir (Maria Pavlovna) ordered it in 1909. Photo