Famous Spanish Royal Tiaras Collection

Описание: Famous Spanish Royal Tiaras Collection

Prussian Diamond Tiara
this headpiece was given by Kaiser WIlhelm II to his only daughter, Princess Victoria Luise, as a wedding gift in 1913, this Koch tiara is consist of Greek keys, columns, and laurel leaves, this tiara was later given as a wedding gift to Victoria Luise daughter, Queen Frederika of Greece, in 1938. Queen Frederika later also present this headpiece as a wedding gift to her daughter, Queen Sofia of Spain, in 1962. Queen Sofia wore the Tiara at her wedding and at many of her early tiara events. In the 1980s and 90s, she oftenly loaned this Prussian Diamond Tiara to her daughters, and in 2004, she famously loaned this piece to then Crown Princess Letizia for her wedding, who also wore it at many of her early tiara events.

Marichalar Tiara
this headpiece is an engagement gift to Infanta Elena from her father- and mother-in-law, The Count and Countess of Ripalda, in 1994, she debut the piece at her Wedding at Seville Cathedral and has continued to wear it in all Gala events ever since, even after her divorce in 2010, this piece was recently seen at the Wedding of Crown Princess Victoria.

Queen Maria Christina’s Cartier Loop Tiara
this piece is a wedding present to Archduchess Maria Christina of Austria when she married King Alfonso XII of Spain in 1879, the Cartier Loop Tiara was given as a wedding gift to Princess Maria de las Mercedes of Bourbon-Two Sicilies when she married Infante Juan, the Count of Barcelona in 1935, from her father-in-law, King Alfonso XIII, son of Queen Maria Christina. The Countess of Barcelona oftenly seen wore the large Tiara, loaning it to her daughters and her daughter-in-law, Queen Sofia, and in the latter years of her life, the pice was worn solely by her daughter, Infanta Pilar, and even worn by her daughter for her wedding. This Loop Tiara was eventually inherited by King Juan Carlos, and worn by Queen Sofia to some Banquets in the 2000s. Queen Letizia first spotted on this Queen Maria Christina’s Cartier Loop Tiara at the Chinese State Banquet in 2018.

Fleur-de-Lys Tiara
This Ansorena Fleur-de-Lys Tiara is also called “La Buena,” or “The Good One”, it was a wedding gift to Princess Victoria Eugenie of Battenberg (a granddaughter of Queen Victoria) by her groom, King Alfonso XIII of Spain, in 1906. Queen Victoria Eugenie (commonly known as Ena) wore this tiara on her wedding day, and at the most glittering royal events afterwards (even after going in exile in 1931) and willing it to the “Joyas de Pasar”at her death in 1969. It was seen worn by her daughter-in-law, the Countess of Barcelona, and by her daughter-in-law, Queen Sofia, after the restoration of the Monarchy in 1975. This Fleur-de-Lys Tiara was worn by Queen Letizia for the first time at the Argentine State Banquet in February.

Mellerio Shell Tiara
This tiara is a wedding gift by Queen Isabella II of Spain to her daughter, Infanta Isabella, in 1867, this Mellerio Tiara was left to her nephew, and worn by his wife, Queen Ena, who occasionally loaned the Tiara to her daughter-in-law, the Countess of Barcelona. In 1962, it was later given as a wedding gift to then eventual Queen Sofia, who wore the piece at her wedding ball and has worn the piece at many grand events since. It has been loaned to her sister-in-law, Infanta Margarita, both of her daughters, and, in 2007, her daughter-in-law, then Crown Princess Letizia.

Ansorena Princess Fleur de Lys Tiara
this headpiece was made by Ansorena, this pearl and diamond tiara featuring a fleur-de-lys (a symbol of the House of Bourbon) and came into Queen Letizia collection around 2009. While she wore the fleur-de-lys as a brooch many times, she waited a few years before debuting it as a Tiara at the 75th Birthday Gala of Queen Margrethe of Denmark in 2015.

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