History of Famous Jewels and Collections: Re: Tiaras at the Nobel Prize Ceremony

Thank you The Royal Watcher for posting. I am entranced by PS's multi-tasked tiara. I was made to understand it was a gift from Their Majesties or the Queen to be more exact. The idea of making a piece like this so variable is a master stroke and it looks different and beautiful in all its combinations.

Thanks again.

Dave.

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The Nobel Prizes are of my favourite times of the year, with two consecutive nights of Tiaras in Sweden.

This year, at the Nobel Ceremony and Banquet , Queen Silvia wore Queen Sofia’s 9-Prong Tiara , for the third year in a row, breaking her tradition of alternating between the 9-Prong and the Leuchtenberg Sapphire Tiara .

Crown Princess Victoria wore a questionable gown with the the Baden Fringe Tiara , and it seems she didn't continue her tradition of debuting a new piece from the royal vaults.

Princess Sofia debuted a new Turquoise Version of her Wedding Tiara , and I have been told from a very reliable source that it was always intended to be convertible, and that the stones were included with the original gift. That makes it the 4th option for Princess Sofia.

Princess Madeleine wore the Aquamarine Kokoshnik Tiara with the Royal Family's Diamond Epaulette Earrings, while Countess Bettina Bernadotte wore her Cufflink Tiara.