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Princess Ilke: Tiara and Necklace Posted by Dave on September 11, 2019, 10:57 am Any thoughts on the below 08th picture? http://dinastias.forogratis.es/gala-pre-nupcial-federico-de-wurttemberg-y-maria-wied-t2294.html And is the below tiara the same one being worn by Princess Ilke? Sorry guys I cant seem to hook the picture. The picture says it is a Wurttemberg tiara and was showed by Curator, a Paul Rem. Regards, Dave.

Re: Princess Ilke: Tiara and Necklace Posted by Beth on September 11, 2019, 12:51 pm, in reply to "Princess Ilke: Tiara and Necklace" I am just trying to help establish which tiara Dave is trying to compare with the Wurttemberg one. If this link does not work Dave could you give us a date and the name of the poster, please, as that might help. Is it this one? https://members2.boardhost.com/royal-jewels/msg/archive/1457606495.html PS the link is working in the "preview" of my post. I hope it works for others. Some odd things have been happening for me on Boardhost lately, so no doubt others have encountered problems also.

Re: Princess Ilke: Tiara and Necklace Posted by Stefan on September 11, 2019, 4:49 pm, in reply to "Re: Princess Ilke: Tiara and Necklace" Beth the tiara shown in your pics belongs the duitch royals and is somtimes called the Württemberg ornat diamond and pearl tiara. But not the same as the onw ron by Princess Ilke and i see now way how she should have got access to it. Dave the 2 pics in yopur link showing Princess Ilke and her daughter Marie are from the same occasion the pre-Wedding Ball of Duke Friedrich and Princess Marie in 1992 so it can't be the same tiara. Previous Message I am just trying to help establish which tiara Dave is trying to compare with the Wurttemberg one. If this link does not work Dave could you give us a date and the name of the poster, please, as that might help. Is it this one? https://members2.boardhost.com/royal-jewels/msg/archive/1457606495.html PS the link is working in the "preview" of my post. I hope it works for others. Some odd things have been happening for me on Boardhost lately, so no doubt others have encountered problems also.

Re: Princess Ilke: Tiara and Necklace Posted by Dave on September 12, 2019, 4:16 am, in reply to "Re: Princess Ilke: Tiara and Necklace" Thanks for your help Beth, this is the tiara I was trying to post but it has so many configurations I was not sure that it was the one worn by Princess Ilke although I thought it was because of the similarities. The tiara is kind of tricky as I do know the Dutch tiara from seeing it but on looking at the tiara in the picture it came across looking different to the Dutch one I'm familiar with. I posted a picture with the Princess and her husband at their son's prewedding ball and she was wearing a similar look tiara but more than the one particular picture came out. Regards, Dave. Previous Message I am just trying to help establish which tiara Dave is trying to compare with the Wurttemberg one. If this link does not work Dave could you give us a date and the name of the poster, please, as that might help. Is it this one? https://members2.boardhost.com/royal-jewels/msg/archive/1457606495.html PS the link is working in the "preview" of my post. I hope it works for others. Some odd things have been happening for me on Boardhost lately, so no doubt others have encountered problems also.

Re: Princess Ilke: Tiara and Necklace Posted by Maridje on September 14, 2019, 8:09 am, in reply to "Re: Princess Ilke: Tiara and Necklace" The original tiara belonged to Queen Sophie, born princess of Württemberg and the first wife of King Willem III. Created in 1839 by Jeweler A.H. Kuhn in Stuttgart, the tiara was a wedding present from her father King Wilhelm I of Württemberg. In 1897, along with many others pieces, the Württemberg Pearl Tara was altered by Jeweler Schürmann in Frankfurt for Queen Wilhelmina, who choose to wear this tiara for her first official portraits as Queen in 1898. The tiara can be worn in a high or low version and the top row of drop pearls is detachable. Complete version of the tiara with its five upright pearls. The two rows of drop pearls on top (a lower row of six and an upper one of five) are detachable. QN WILHELMINA QN JULIANA QN MAXIMA Maridje

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