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Royal Tiaras at Grand Duke Guillaume’s Accession Gala

The Dutch, Belgian and Luxembourg Royal Ladies wore some of the most magnificent Jewels from their vaults at Grand Duke Guillaume and Grand Duchess Stephanie’s Accession Gala at the Palais Grand-Ducal last night!

The new Grand Duke Guillaume V and Grand Duchess Stephanie of Luxembourg held a Gala Dinner for the Dutch and Belgian Royal Families as well as the Presidents and First Ladies of Germany and France at the Palais Grand-Ducal.

Grand Duchess Stéphanie of Luxembourg wore the Belgian Scroll Tiara with her Diamond Earrings, a pair of heirloom Diamond Bracelets from the Grand Ducal Vaults and the Order of the Gold Lion of the House of Nassau for the first time. With the exception of the Tiara, she wore the same jewels for all three outfit changes throughout the day!

Grand Duchess Maria Teresa wore the Grand Duchess Adélaïde Tiara with Antique Emerald Earrings, an Emerald Art Deco Brooch and the Order of the Gold Lion of the House of Nassau.

Queen Máxima of the Netherlands was wearing the Dutch Sapphire Tiara with Sapphire and Diamond Earrings, Queen Wilhelmina’s Sapphire Bow Brooch and the Order of the Gold Lion of the House of Nassau.

Queen Mathilde of Belgium was wearing the Nine Provinces Tiara with her Graff Diamond Necklace, Diamond Fringe Earrings, Queen Fabiola’s Ruby Bracelet and the Order of the Gold Lion of the House of Nassau.

The Princess of Orange was wearing Queen Emma’s Diamond Tiara with the Dutch Emerald Pendant suspended from an Emerald Brooch, Queen Maxima’s Emerald Earrings and the Order of the Gold Lion of the House of Nassau for the first time.

The Duchess of Brabant wore the Vestey Tiara with Diamond Earrings and the Order of Leopold.

Princess Claire of Luxembourg was wearing the Chaumet Emerald Tiara for the first time with Queen Astrid’s Emerald Earrings and the Order of Adolphe of Nassau.

Archduchess Marie Astrid of Austria wore the smaller version of the Chaumet Choker Tiara and the Order of Adolphe of Nassau.

Princess Margaretha of Luxembourg and Liechtenstein wore her Sapphire Bracelet Tiara with Sapphire Earrings and the Order of Adolphe of Nassau.

Princess Sibilla of Luxembourg wore her Art Deco Diamond Tiara and Ruby Necklace with Ruby Earrings, a Diamond Crescent Brooch and the Order of Adolphe of Nassau.

Countess Diane of Nassau wore the Aquamarine Tiara and Parure.

Nathalie Hamilton, Countess de Lannoy, the sister of the Grand Duchess, wore the Lannoy Tiara and a Diamond Necklace also previously worn by the Grand Duchess.

Countess Luisa de Lannoy wore the same Diamond Tiara she wore at the Grand Ducal Couple’s Wedding Gala.

 

Belgian Scroll Tiara

Grand Duchess Adélaïde Tiara

Chaumet Emerald Tiara

Vine Leaves Tiara

Sapphire Necklace Tiara

Diamond Floral Tiara

Chaumet Choker Tiara

Diamond Butterfly Tiara

Aquamarine Tiara

Turquoise Tiara

Diamond Earrings

Turquoise Necklace

Diamond Floral Tiara

Citrine and Pearl Tiara

Amethyst Tiara

Turquoise Tiara

Oval Amethyst Tiara

Diamond Butterfly Tiara

 Luxembourg Empire Tiara

Belgian Scroll Tiara

Chaumet Emerald Tiara

Grand Duchess Adélaïde Tiara

Chaumet Choker Tiara

Vine Leaves Tiara

Aquamarine Bandeau Tiara

Congo Diamond Necklace Tiara

Citrine and Pearl Tiara

Emerald Peacock Tiara

Diamond Earrings

Van Cleef & Arpels Ruby Suite

Floral Diamond Necklace

Sapphire Necklace Tiara

Sapphire Bracelet Tiara

Art Deco Sapphire Necklace Tiara

Princess Ingeborg’s Pearl Brooch

Pearl Negligee Brooch

Antique Emerald Earrings

Luxembourg Royal Tiaras

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