Countess Parure at Riley Paige blog

Countess Parure. Following her divorce in 1984, the pearl and sapphire tiara and parure returned into the collection of the count and countess of paris. The parure includes an accompanying necklace, earrings, and a large brooch. This hybrid combination of enameled gold, diamonds and miniature sculpture was made in 1856 for maria, countess granville, to wear in moscow to celebrate the coronation of tsar alexander ii. Precious and historic items acquired and preserved by 16 generations of the devonshire family. While images of the countesses of rosse are very rare to come by (it took over two years to compile all of these), the tiara was worn by frances lois, the 5th countess at the coronation of king george v in 1911. Jewellery, gems and decorative items from the devonshire collection; By the 1990s, the marriage of the count and countess of paris had strained, and the count had sold the orléans sapphire parure to the musée du louvre in 1985. The wonderful group of tudor royal portrait cameos combine to give the parure a distinctively english character. The remarkable parure is an excellent representation of the bursts of color that characterized many pieces of victorian jewelry. Behind the dowager duchess is her portrait by lucian freud. She is wearing jewels from the 7 piece devonshire parure which was commissioned in 1856 by the 6th duke of devonshire for his niece, the countess of granville to wear to the coronation of tsar alexander ii in moscow.

This hybrid combination of enameled gold, diamonds and miniature sculpture was made in 1856 for maria, countess granville, to wear in moscow to celebrate the coronation of tsar alexander ii. While images of the countesses of rosse are very rare to come by (it took over two years to compile all of these), the tiara was worn by frances lois, the 5th countess at the coronation of king george v in 1911. She is wearing jewels from the 7 piece devonshire parure which was commissioned in 1856 by the 6th duke of devonshire for his niece, the countess of granville to wear to the coronation of tsar alexander ii in moscow. Precious and historic items acquired and preserved by 16 generations of the devonshire family. Following her divorce in 1984, the pearl and sapphire tiara and parure returned into the collection of the count and countess of paris. Jewellery, gems and decorative items from the devonshire collection; Behind the dowager duchess is her portrait by lucian freud. The wonderful group of tudor royal portrait cameos combine to give the parure a distinctively english character. The remarkable parure is an excellent representation of the bursts of color that characterized many pieces of victorian jewelry. The parure includes an accompanying necklace, earrings, and a large brooch.

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Countess Parure The remarkable parure is an excellent representation of the bursts of color that characterized many pieces of victorian jewelry. Jewellery, gems and decorative items from the devonshire collection; She is wearing jewels from the 7 piece devonshire parure which was commissioned in 1856 by the 6th duke of devonshire for his niece, the countess of granville to wear to the coronation of tsar alexander ii in moscow. The remarkable parure is an excellent representation of the bursts of color that characterized many pieces of victorian jewelry. Following her divorce in 1984, the pearl and sapphire tiara and parure returned into the collection of the count and countess of paris. The parure includes an accompanying necklace, earrings, and a large brooch. By the 1990s, the marriage of the count and countess of paris had strained, and the count had sold the orléans sapphire parure to the musée du louvre in 1985. While images of the countesses of rosse are very rare to come by (it took over two years to compile all of these), the tiara was worn by frances lois, the 5th countess at the coronation of king george v in 1911. Behind the dowager duchess is her portrait by lucian freud. The wonderful group of tudor royal portrait cameos combine to give the parure a distinctively english character. This hybrid combination of enameled gold, diamonds and miniature sculpture was made in 1856 for maria, countess granville, to wear in moscow to celebrate the coronation of tsar alexander ii. Precious and historic items acquired and preserved by 16 generations of the devonshire family.