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3. Queen Victoria's Wheat-Ear Brooches
Upon her accession in 1837, Queen Victoria inherited a set of six wheat-ear ornaments
4. Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee Necklace
It has been noted that the crown on the top of the central quatrefoil is detachable.
5. The Coronation Necklace
(Previously referred to as ‘Queen Victoria's Collet Necklace’).
This was made in 1858, to replace Queen Charlotte's necklace that had been lost of Hanover.
It used 28 stones.
Queen Mary removed two large stones to use as earrings in 1911, (these were thus replaced by 3 stones from Queen Adelaide's Collet Necklace); it thus contained 29 stones.
However, in 1953, The Queen shortened it from 29 stones to 25 stones.
Marsden, p. 310
Field, p. 54
6. The Coronation Earrings
7. The Coronation Solitaire Earrings
8. Queen Victoria’s Chaine de Corsage
9. Queen Victoria’s Fringe Brooch
10. Queen Victoria’s Small Diamond Crown
11. Queen Victoria’s Regal Circlet
Munn, pp. 79-82
12. Queen Victoria’s Oriental Circlet
Marsden, p. 316
Field, p. 138
Munn, p. 90
QV painted wearing it, by Stephen Catterson Smith the Younger, in 1854. (Commissioned by the Corporation of Dublin to mark her visit, now in Mansion House, Dublin).
13. Queen Victoria’s Opal Suite
Now containing rubies
14. Queen Victoria’s Albert Sapphire Brooch
Marsden, p. 309
Field, pp. 145, 150 and 151
15. Queen Victoria’s Pendant Pearl Earrings
Field, p. 121
16. Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee Pearl Brooch
17. Queen Victoria’s Diamond and Pearl Brooch
Field, p. 110
18. Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee Sapphire Brooch
19. Queen Victoria’s Diamond Jubilee Necklace
20. The Crown Pearls
21. The Lahore Pearls
22. Queen Victoria’s Diamond Cockade
23. Queen Victoria’s Pearls
Unclear if Charlotte’s pearls with cluster ring clasp, or made from brooch QV was presented as Jubilee present
24. Queen Victoria’s Pearl Button Brooch
25. Queen Victoria’s Turkish Diamonds
26. Queen Victoria’s Emerald Parure
Tiara, necklace, earrings, cluster brooch; cabochon chandelier earrings, cabochon corsage brooches
27. Queen Victoria’s Ruby Strawberry Leaf Tiara
28. Queen Victoria’s Ruby Bracelet
29. Queen Victoria’s Ruby Brooch
30. Queen Victoria’s Aga Khan Pearl Tiara
31. Queen Victoria’s Sapphire Coronet
32. Queen Victoria’s Sapphire Necklace
33. Queen Victoria’s Sunray Tiara
34. Queen Victoria’s Cat’s Eye Brooch
35. The Duchess of Kent’s Amethyst Demi-Parure
36. The Duchess of Kent’s Fringe Tiara
37. Queen Victoria’s Albert Garter Bracelet
Marsden, p. 69
Roberts, p.72
38. Queen Victoria’s Albert Miniature Bracelet
Marsden, p. 60
Field, p. 10
39. Queen Victoria’s Garter Bar Brooch
Marsden, p. 322
40. Queen Victoria’s Orange Blossom Parure
Marsden, p. 335
Munn, p. 93
41. Queen Victoria’s Turquoise Eagle Brooch
Marsden, pp. 336-337
Munn, p. 93
Field, p. 158
42. Queen Victoria’s Children’s Miniatures Bracelets
Marsden, p. 340
Field, p. 10
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3. Queen Victoria's Wheat-Ear Brooches
Queen Victoria - 1896 - wears the brooches along the neckline of her dress
Queen Elizabeth - July 1938 - wears one of the brooches on her sash
QEII - wears two of the brooches in a traditional brooch setting
QEII - has, on occasion, worn the brooches less traditionally as hair clips
Does any one have a picture of the duchess of Kent fringe tiara