Amfipoli News: ΤΟ ΠΕΤΡΑΔΙ ΤΟΥ ΣΤΕΜΜΑΤΟΣ – Η παρουσίαση των βασιλικών κοσμημάτων που θα σας αφήσει άφωνους!

Παρασκευή 13 Μαΐου 2016

ΤΟ ΠΕΤΡΑΔΙ ΤΟΥ ΣΤΕΜΜΑΤΟΣ – Η παρουσίαση των βασιλικών κοσμημάτων που θα σας αφήσει άφωνους!



Από την εποχή του Ναπολέοντα η Ευρώπη ήταν το σπίτι μερικών από τον πιο εξωφρενικών κοσμημάτων στην ιστορία των πλουσίων.
Ένας «ερευνητής» κοσμηματοπώλης αποφάσισε να ψάξει τα κοσμήματα των γαλαζοαίματων! Οι πρώτες χρονολογίες ξεκινούν από το 1500 μ.Χ.  Η πρώτη χρυσή κορώνα του Christian IV της Δανίας υπολογίζεται ότι ζύγιζε 3 κιλά!
Στην βρετανική μοναρχία ανήκει ένα ακόμη μοναδικό κοσμήματα, ένα διαμαντένιο κολιέ, το οποίο φόρεσε η βασίλισσα στην στέψη της!
Άλλο ένα παράδειγμα, είναι η Βασίλισσα Τζουλιάνα της Ολλανδίας, η οποία έχει στην κατοχή της μια διαμαντένια τιαρά 39.75 καρατίων!
A British jeweller has charted the most stunning crown jewels in Europe, from an emerald tiara that once belonged to Empress Joséphine, to a pearl that ended up adorning the neck of Elizabeth Taylor
From an ancient pearl to a white gold ring, the jewellery of the Spanish royals dates back hundreds of years
A tiara owned by Empress Joséphone and a crown dating back to the sixteenth century: A potted history of the Swedish crown jewels
Fro m a crown made of fish scales to a patriotic engagement ring: The Netherlands' finest crown jewels
The Norweigan royals' glittering collection features a historic emerald tiara and a ruby-encrusted ring
The Danish royals' collection features emeralds galore and a golden crown made in the sixteenth century
Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway wears the Norweigan amethyst tiara in Copenhagan. It was created around 1990 and gifted to Queen Sonja by her husband King Harald V and can also be worn as a necklace
Queen Sonja of Norway wears Empress Joséphine's emerald tiara. Made by the French jeweller Bapst, it comprises emeralds mounted on a glittering gold and silver frame, and made its way to Norway via Sweden
The Stuart Tiara - which is said to contain 900 diamonds - had its last public outing in 1972 when Queen Juliana wore it on a state visit to Windsor (pictured, with Prince Philip, Queen Elizabeth and Prince Bernhard)
The stunning aquamarine necklace is a firm favourite with the Dutch royals, with Crown Princess Maxima wearing it at the wedding of Prince Albert II of Monaco and Charlene Wittstock, Monaco in 2011 (pictured)
The amethyst tiara - once a necklace - has been worn by Queen Silvia, Princess Victoria (pictured in Copehagan in 2007) and Princess Madeleine - who styled it as a bandeau for the 2012 Nobel banquet
The pearl-encrusted Cameo Tiara first belonged to Empress Joséphine and is believed to have been a gift from her husband Napoleon; Princess Victoria of Sweden wore it to her 2010 wedding to Prince Daniel (pictured)
This dazzling crown that dates back almost 250 years is regarded as the main symbol of the Spanish monarchy, although rarely worn in real life. It has been on display at the Royal Palace of Madrid since 2014
Queen Letizia of Spain wears the Prussian tiara for her wedding in 2004. Created in 1913, this diamond and platinum piece was created when Princess Victoria Louise of Prussia married Prince Ernst August of Hanover
The George IV State Diadem is also known as the 'diamond diadem'. Created for George IV in 1820, it is now worn by British Queens. Queen Elizabeth II wore it in an official photograph for a set of 1992 stamps
St Edward's is - unsurprisingly - safely locked away at the Tower of London. Regarded as the principal piece of British regalia, it was created in 1661 and is one the oldest crown jewels, named after Edward the Confessor
Knock-off: Earlier this year, it was reported that the Duchess had vetoed souvenir versions of her sparkling ring being sold as part of a new collection of replica Royal jewellery going on sale to the public
Queen Elizabeth wears the Coronation necklace in 1953. With 25 cushion-cut diamonds and a 22.48-carat pendant, this 150-year-old piece may be the glitziest in the British monarchy's entire collection

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