I'd have to be either Marina Kent or her mother Elena. I think our personalities would also match to an extent.
And yes, that's mean, even if true
My bro bought me the special edition of the Canadian Aqua tiara coin.
I have not seen it in person as I shall collect it in person when I go over to visit him and my mum next year. However, I am wondering if it would be too naff to set and wear it as a pendant!
DK
Do it !
That would be so cool
I read somewhere coin pendants are back in vogue - not that that should be a factor IMHO
It would also mean I would not have to look at that dodgy portrait of HM!
The coin should be a good size as a pendant - I like them big, at least 15mm in diameter due to my chunky neck.
DK
I remember when I fist read about Marina I wasn't a fan. She seemed aloof and яшсоо, but with time I really warmed up to her. (We also share a birth date.) She could be difficult at times, but really embodied the royal image and seems to have been rather popular with her extended family.
I wonder what your mother told you about her.
I remember when I fist read about Marina I wasn't a fan. She seemed aloof and яшсоо, but with time I really warmed up to her. (We also share a birth date.) She could be difficult at times, but really embodied the royal image and seems to have been rather popular with her extended family.
I wonder what your mother told you about her.
I don't know much about her to be honest.
In photos that I have seen, she did not rather aloof and sneering even, probably due to her crocked smile.
Her SIL Princess Alice appeared to be warmer and more approachable in photos in comparison.
DK
I don't know much about her to be honest.
In photos that I have seen, she did not rather aloof and sneering even, probably due to her crocked smile.
Her SIL Princess Alice appeared to be warmer and more approachable in photos in comparison.
DK
Interestingly, all three sisters-in-law (excluding Wallis) are among my favourite royal ladies (at least from their generation) and the Birgitte is a firm favourite from the current royal flow.
She was indeed
And now for something slightly different - Royal Jewels on film! In particular Queen Mary's diamonds in the Downton Abbey film. Here's a look at the costume director's take on the Girls of Great Britain and Ireland tiara, the Coronation necklace (and earrings) and the odd collet necklaces and rows of pearls.
Now, while I appreciate that the film depicts Queen Mary (and the future Princess Royal) in jewels she (they) actually owned and wore, I can't help but note that she was not a fan of pendant earrings and that the scale of the Girls is slightly off. Indeed, this tiara is one of more difficult to reproduce and most replicas online do no justice to the delicate tiara. As for the earrings, this isn't the first time Queen Mary is shown in pendant earrings. At least these are not as dangly as the ones from The King's Speach...
For another scene "Queen Mary" wears the Vladimir tiara with the Cambridge Emeralds, including necklace, scroll brooch, bracelet and earrings. I must say this a great replica of the parure. Much better than the one in The Crown!
Dutch Princess Laurentien likes big jewels too, visiting at primary school in Almere
Yesterday, Grand Duchess Adelaide's tiara was worn by another bride!
Archduchesse Gabriella of Austria wore it for her wedding to Prince Henri de Bourbon-Parma, who is also her second cousin. Both are descendants of Grand Duchess Charlotte and Prince Felix de Bourbon-Parma.
(pic rtl.lu)
, more pls!
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Yesterday, Grand Duchess Adelaide's tiara was worn by another bride!
Archduchesse Gabriella of Austria wore it for her wedding to Prince Henri de Bourbon-Parma, who is also her second cousin. Both are descendants of Grand Duchess Charlotte and Prince Felix de Bourbon-Parma.
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