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Queen Victoria's ears of wheat worn by Princess Eugenie Posted by Beth on May 24, 2019, 8:10 am I stumbled upon this photo of the two ears of wheat brooches Princess Eugenie wore for the evening reception following her wedding. Like the Princess' dress and the Greville emerald tiara, they were on display at Windsor. I would love to see a photo of the Princess wearing them. I think that this photo of the ears of wheat shows the diamonds to better advantage than any other photos I have seen.

Re: Queen Victoria's ears of wheat worn by Princess Eugenie Posted by Dave on May 24, 2019, 11:22 am, in reply to "Queen Victoria's ears of wheat worn by Princess Eugenie" Beth, does these pair not have an additional four Ears of Wheat which can be fitted as a tiara? The diamonds seem to be of good quality. I would love to see it as a full tiara maybe on the next royal bride, maybe Princess Beatrice. Regards, Dave. Previous Message I stumbled upon this photo of the two ears of wheat brooches Princess Eugenie wore for the evening reception following her wedding. Like the Princess' dress and the Greville emerald tiara, they were on display at Windsor. I would love to see a photo of the Princess wearing them. I think that this photo of the ears of wheat shows the diamonds to better advantage than any other photos I have seen.

Re: Queen Victoria's ears of wheat worn by Princess Eugenie Posted by The Royal Watcher on May 24, 2019, 11:30 am, in reply to "Queen Victoria's ears of wheat worn by Princess Eugenie" I wore about the Ears of Wheat, HERE, in my series on Queen Victoria's Top 20 Jewels and found a couple of pictures showing the details! Source

Re: Queen Victoria's ears of wheat worn by Princess Eugenie Posted by Beth on May 24, 2019, 1:37 pm, in reply to "Re: Queen Victoria's ears of wheat worn by Princess Eugenie" Thank you so much The Royal Watcher. That photo from Twitter is superb!! I had a look at some of the posts you have on your site about Queen Victoria's jewels. Very impressive! Thank you.

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