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Londonderry Pearl and Emerald Parures at the V&A Posted by The Royal Watcher on August 22, 2021, 5:31 pm I've always been curious about the location of the Londonderry Pearl and Emerald Parures, which Charles recently said were at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, but were not on display alongside the main group of Londonderry jewels. Someone I follow visited the V&A today and revealed that the Pearl and Emerald Parures were at the 'top of stairs on right - bottom drawer', without any sign. https://www.instagram.com/stories/archmusicman/2645287238960932020/ I have also posted a recording of the story on my twitter, in case the story expires before everyone has the chance to view it! https://twitter.com/saadsalman719/status/1429343387929489412

I saw your post about the Pembroke wedding, what a lovely tiara Posted by Janet on August 22, 2021, 8:12 pm, in reply to "Londonderry Pearl and Emerald Parures at the V&A" so delicate and yet so strangely imposing. Lovely. Previous Message I've always been curious about the location of the Londonderry Pearl and Emerald Parures , which Charles recently said were at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, but were not on display alongside the main group of Londonderry jewels. Someone I follow visited the V&A today and revealed that the Pearl and Emerald Parures were at the 'top of stairs on right - bottom drawer', without any sign. https://www.instagram.com/stories/archmusicman/2645287238960932020/ I have also posted a recording of the story on my twitter, in case the story expires before everyone has the chance to view it! https://twitter.com/saadsalman719/status/1429343387929489412

Re: Pembroke Tiara Posted by The Royal Watcher on August 23, 2021, 2:42 am, in reply to "I saw your post about the Pembroke wedding, what a lovely tiara" Thank You Janet! I was just thinking about doing a separate post on that Tiara, and this is the perfect opportunity! We talked about the Pembroke Jewels a few weeks ago, and the Sapphire Tiara might be the one worn by Beatrice Paget, Countess of Pembroke at her Court Presentation in 1904. https://mb.boardhost.com/historyroyaljewels/thread/1563327476.html The Tiara pictured on the current Countess and her mother-in-law at their Weddings!

Re: Pembroke Tiara Lady Jemima Herbert Posted by Maria Olivia on August 25, 2021, 10:12 pm, in reply to "Re: Pembroke Tiara" This tiara was worn too by lady Jemima Herbert as loan Previous Message Thank You Janet! I was just thinking about doing a separate post on that Tiara, and this is the perfect opportunity! We talked about the Pembroke Jewels a few weeks ago, and the Sapphire Tiara might be the one worn by Beatrice Paget, Countess of Pembroke at her Court Presentation in 1904. https://mb.boardhost.com/historyroyaljewels/thread/1563327476.html The Tiara pictured on the current Countess and her mother-in-law at their Weddings!

Re: Londonderry Pearl and Emerald Parures at the V&A Posted by Charles on August 23, 2021, 6:47 am, in reply to "Londonderry Pearl and Emerald Parures at the V&A" Yes, your information is completely correct. Both the Londonderry "gouttes-de-perle" and emeralds are in the drawer upstairs, as described. Previous Message I've always been curious about the location of the Londonderry Pearl and Emerald Parures , which Charles recently said were at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London, but were not on display alongside the main group of Londonderry jewels. Someone I follow visited the V&A today and revealed that the Pearl and Emerald Parures were at the 'top of stairs on right - bottom drawer', without any sign. https://www.instagram.com/stories/archmusicman/2645287238960932020/ I have also posted a recording of the story on my twitter, in case the story expires before everyone has the chance to view it! https://twitter.com/saadsalman719/status/1429343387929489412

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