The most beautiful necklace of the queen Elizabeth
Ordered this ornament from overseas Elizabeth II jewelry for itself. Also borrowed only it to two royal persons — and only for really solemn occasions.
In a treasury of the British governors there is a lot of amazing jewelry which seldom sees wide to public. They say that Elizabeth II disposed of 98 brooches, 46 necklaces, 37 bracelets and 34 pairs of earrings. The exact quantity of tiaras in a treasury of Her Majesty remains a subject of disputes.
Experts of RH Jewelers told about a four-row Japanese pearl necklace of Elizabeth II — one of the most unusual and really special jewelry of the late queen. Also opened an unusual historical detail: Her Majesty borrowed this ornament only to two other members of a monarchical dynasty for really important cases. Why this jewel was such special?
The Japanese pearl Four Row necklace is, according to jewelers, "a tremendous necklace with pearls and diamonds, unique decoration of Queen Elizabeth II". Ozherelye-choker it is made of four rows of pearls with the central diamond fastener of a curved form from white metal. According to the jeweler of Crown Garrard, the queen ordered to make him of "the best cultivated pearls presented to it by the Japanese government". Really, Her Majesty herself placed the order for production of a necklace with use of pearls from its own collection — pearls from Japan which it received as a gift in 1975. Ozherelye-choker made about seven years later and though the first state visit of Elizabeth to Japan took place in 1975, the necklace was for the first time noticed on the queen's neck in 1982.
Only for the elite: the most beautiful necklace of the queen Elizabeth which she borrowed only to two princesses
The Princess of Wales at a banquet in honor of the queen of the Netherlands Beatrix and prince Claus in the Hampton Court Palace, on November 17, 1982
It is interesting that the queen borrowed jewel expensive to her heart to two other royalties: To Diana and Catherine — the Princess of Wales. In 1982 the princess Diana put on a pearl necklace-choker the state banquet in the Hampton Court Palace and complemented it with a tiara "Love small knots" with large tear-shaped pearls. That evening on the Princess of Wales there was a ball dress with magnificent sleeves and ruches complemented with the Award of the House of Orange color presented to her by the queen Beatrix.
And the duchess Catherine put on the same ornament in 2017 on the occasion of the 70 anniversary of a wedding of Elizabeth with the Duke of Edinburgh. Later Cambridge put on ornament prince Philip's funeral again, and in September of this year the necklace was noticed on a neck of the new Princess of Wales at the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II again. Pearls are considered a grief symbol, and at court of it often carry during mourning so the choice was explainable.
In a treasury of the British governors there is a lot of amazing jewelry which seldom sees wide to public. They say that Elizabeth II disposed of 98 brooches, 46 necklaces, 37 bracelets and 34 pairs of earrings. The exact quantity of tiaras in a treasury of Her Majesty remains a subject of disputes.
Experts of RH Jewelers told about a four-row Japanese pearl necklace of Elizabeth II — one of the most unusual and really special jewelry of the late queen. Also opened an unusual historical detail: Her Majesty borrowed this ornament only to two other members of a monarchical dynasty for really important cases. Why this jewel was such special?
The Japanese pearl Four Row necklace is, according to jewelers, "a tremendous necklace with pearls and diamonds, unique decoration of Queen Elizabeth II". Ozherelye-choker it is made of four rows of pearls with the central diamond fastener of a curved form from white metal. According to the jeweler of Crown Garrard, the queen ordered to make him of "the best cultivated pearls presented to it by the Japanese government". Really, Her Majesty herself placed the order for production of a necklace with use of pearls from its own collection — pearls from Japan which it received as a gift in 1975. Ozherelye-choker made about seven years later and though the first state visit of Elizabeth to Japan took place in 1975, the necklace was for the first time noticed on the queen's neck in 1982.
Only for the elite: the most beautiful necklace of the queen Elizabeth which she borrowed only to two princesses
The Princess of Wales at a banquet in honor of the queen of the Netherlands Beatrix and prince Claus in the Hampton Court Palace, on November 17, 1982
It is interesting that the queen borrowed jewel expensive to her heart to two other royalties: To Diana and Catherine — the Princess of Wales. In 1982 the princess Diana put on a pearl necklace-choker the state banquet in the Hampton Court Palace and complemented it with a tiara "Love small knots" with large tear-shaped pearls. That evening on the Princess of Wales there was a ball dress with magnificent sleeves and ruches complemented with the Award of the House of Orange color presented to her by the queen Beatrix.
And the duchess Catherine put on the same ornament in 2017 on the occasion of the 70 anniversary of a wedding of Elizabeth with the Duke of Edinburgh. Later Cambridge put on ornament prince Philip's funeral again, and in September of this year the necklace was noticed on a neck of the new Princess of Wales at the state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II again. Pearls are considered a grief symbol, and at court of it often carry during mourning so the choice was explainable.
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