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2. www.rbth.com › history › 329783-romanov-jewelryLocked up, lost, or looted: 5 Romanov treasures that have ...

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   Jan 8, 2019 · Another treasure kept by the Diamond Fund is the kokoshnik diadem that belonged to the wife of Emperor Paul I — Empress Maria Feodorovna. Arguably, the only original diadem still in Russia,...

3. www.rbth.com › lifestyle › 333430-romanovs-jewelryHow did Romanov family jewelry wind up in the United States?

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   In 2015, its jewelers created the Romanov bracelet with Maria Feodorovna's 197.8 carat refaceted sapphire. The identity of the new owner has not been revealed. Jewels of the last Romanovs

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   What happened to Maria Feodorovna's jewelry?

   • In 1971, the diva decided to sell her jewelry and, after a string of owners, the sapphire came back to Cartier again. In 2015, its jewelers created the Romanov bracelet with Maria Feodorovna's 197.8 carat refaceted sapphire. The identity of the new owner has not been revealed.

   How did Romanov family jewelry wind up in the United States?

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   Who made a diadem for Marie Feodorovna?

   • Made in 1842 by court jeweller Carl Bolin for Alexandra Feodorovna, the wife of Nicholas I, it was a favorite piece of Empress of Russia Marie Feodorovna, a Danish princess married to Tsar Alexander III of Russia. The diadem is so splendid that at some point the Empress kept it in her chambers.

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   What jewelry does Maria Alexandrovna wear?

   • Empress Maria Alexandrovna poses for the picture in the Russian folk costume, wearing such bracelets. In the Diamond Fund’s collection there is an unusual 19th century gold bracelet with a very rare Indian lasque diamond that is the largest of its kind.

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   Who was Maria Feodorovna?

   • Maria Feodorovna in her famous parure and Ganna Walska. Empress Maria Feodorovna (1847-1928), the consort of Alexander III and mother of Nicholas II, the last Russian Emperor, managed to flee to Britain after the revolution (her sister Alexandra was the consort of King Edward VII) and then to Denmark, where she had resided before her marriage.

   How did Romanov family jewelry wind up in the United States?

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5. www.romanovempire.org › media › illustrations-of-theFersman's Catalog. Diamond necklace of Empress Maria ...

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   Download Image of Fersman's Catalog. Diamond necklace of Empress Maria Feodorovna - wife of Emperor Alexander III.. Free for commercial use, no attribution required.

6. www.thecourtjeweller.com › 2020 › 08The Nightly Necklace: Marie Feodorovna’s Diamond Wave Necklace

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   Aug 4, 2020 · Empress Marie Feodorovna of Russia wears her diamond and pearl wave necklace (with her diamond fringe tiara, two pearl necklaces, and the necklace’s coordinating brooch) in a portrait by Ivan Kramskoi, ca. 1881; the necklace and brooch were part of a parure (possibly made by Cartier) that was confiscated by the Soviets after the revolution and s...

7. www.rbth.com › 333385-romanov-jewelry-diamond-fundWhich Romanov family jewels are stored in the Kremlin's ...

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   • The Fountain brooch and earrings of Elizaveta Petrovna. Elizaveta Petrovna (1709-1761), the daughter of Peter the Great, loved brooches and had many of them made for her in a variety of styles and fashions.
   • The Grand Bouquet and the Small Bouquet brooches. Elizaveta Petrovna wore these two items on her ceremonial dress. At the time, it was common for jewelry to have set precious stones on multi-colored foil plates to add more color.
   • The diamond agraffe. An agraffe is a brooch-like clasp that was popular in the 17th century. Elizaveta Petrovna wore this huge diamond bow-shaped clasp on her ermine robe.
   • Caesar's Ruby pendant of Catherine the Great. This large crimson stone is called a rubellite. It is a rare variety of dark pink tourmaline, which for a long time was considered to be a ruby (the gem was reassessed by experts only in Soviet times).

8. www.thecourtjeweller.com › 2021 › 05Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna’s Romanov Wedding Jewels

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   May 3, 2021 · The incredible diamond necklace, which is threaded on silk, is set with enormous stones cut during Catherine’s reign as well. The largest of the necklace’s stones weighed in at 32 carats. A four stranded diamond bracelet, made in St. Petersburg during the nineteenth century, was placed on Maria’s wrist.

9. royal-magazin.de › russia › marie-feodorovna-pearlsDowager Empress Marie Feodorovna of Russia | Imperial Pearls ...

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   Imperial Pearls and Romanov Jewels of the Empress Marie Feodorovna. The jewel above was owned by the Empress Maria Feodorovna, wife of Alexander III of Russia. The jewel always remained in the private collection of the Tsarina and on her death in 1928 she left it to her daughter the Grand Duchess Xenia. This jewel of 19th century manufacture ...