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Quote from: emeraldeyes on May 31, 2007, 04:03:05 PMReally? I much prefer the Indian ruby tiara, the lines seem more graceful and flowing, a very elegant jewel IMO.I always hear Handel playing in the background whenever I see the newer one - still, the rubies are a wonderful colour and HM seems to like it well enough. Who am I to argue?I have to agree with that. The Oriental Circlet has a lovely design, as emeraldeyes suggests, very graceful and flowing, although the rubies are a little on the small side. I'm surprised the this piece has yet to appear on Camilla's head......or has it?The Queen's modern ruby tiara is a lovely piece; I had never really thought of it in terms of 'fireworks' but that is a lovely allusion. I'm not a big fan of the Queen's modern tiaras and this is not really to my taste (being an antique, I have a leaning towarsd the antique!) but the ruby and diamond content is high and the Queen wears it often, so she must be fond of it........
Really? I much prefer the Indian ruby tiara, the lines seem more graceful and flowing, a very elegant jewel IMO.I always hear Handel playing in the background whenever I see the newer one - still, the rubies are a wonderful colour and HM seems to like it well enough. Who am I to argue?
http://www.royal-magazin.de/england/queen-alexandra/alexandra-dagmar-necklace.htmI suppose that the Dagmar necklace is part of HM private collection. as I remember Alix died without a last will, and QM "sorted" as part of George V "items connected with the crown" (wedding, anniversary presents and so on.....)May someone has a list of Crown Jewellery (QV Collet necklace and earrings, the ruby set...)