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Wedding Gifts of Prince Gustaf Adolf of Sweden and Princess Margaret of Connaught

Princess Margaret of Connaught received a Diamond Tiara from her parents, a Ruby Tiara from her uncle, King Edward VII, a Laurel Wreath Tiara from the Swedish Queen, and a Cartier Tiara from the Khedive of Egypt among hundreds of magnificent Wedding Gifts when she married the future King Gustaf VI Adolf of Sweden at Windsor Castle on this day in 1905, 120 years ago!

Royal Guests and Relatives gathered from around Europe to celebrate the Wedding of Prince Gustaf Adolf of Sweden and Princess Margaret of Connaught at St. George’s Chapel in Windsor Castle on this day in 1905.

Connaught Diamond Tiara

From: Prince Arthur, Duke of Connaught and Princess Louise Margaret of Prussia, parents of the bride.

Fate: Inherited by Prince Gustaf Adolf of Sweden, Duke of Västerbotten and now owned by King Carl XVI Gustaf

King Edward VII Ruby Tiara

From: King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, uncle and aunt of the bride.

Fate: Inherited by Prince Sigvard, later acquired by King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia

Laurel Wreath Tiara

From: Queen Sofia of Sweden

Fate:  Inherited by Prince Bertil of Sweden and now belongs to Crown Princess Victoria

Khedive of Egypt Tiara

From: The Khedive of Egypt

Fate: Inherited by Queen Ingrid of Denmark, now with Queen Anne-Marie of Greece

Egyptian Necklace

From: Crown Prince Gustav and Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden, the parents of the groom.

Fate: Inherited by Prince Bertil of Sweden and now belongs to Queen Silvia

Ruby and Diamond Necklace

From: The children of King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra, cousins of the bride.

Fate: Inherited by Prince Sigvard, now unknown

Emerald and Diamond Necklace

From: Princess Frederik Charles of Prussia, grandmother of the bride

Fate: Unknown

Amethyst Brooch

From: The Duke and Duchess of Portland

Fate: Inherited by Queen Ingrid of Denmark, now with Queen Anne-Marie of Greece

Turquoise and Diamond Brooch

From: The Duke and Duchess of Devonshire

Fate:  Inherited by Queen Ingrid of Denmark, now with Queen Margrethe II of Denmark

Sapphire and Diamond Pendant

From: The Freemasons of England

Fate: Inherited by Prince Carl Johan of Sweden, now unknown

Diamond Badge

From: The Officers of the Rifle Brigade

Fate: Inherited by Queen Ingrid of Denmark, now with Princess Benedikte

Diamond Badge

From: The Officers of the Grenadier Guards

Fate: Inherited by Prince Carl Johan of Sweden, now with Crown Princess Victoria

 

Connaught Diamond Tiara

Khedive of Egypt Tiara

Aquamarine Kokoshnik Tiara

King Edward VII Ruby Tiara

Laurel Wreath Tiara

Sapphire and Tourmaline Necklace

Egyptian Necklace

The Braganza Tiara

Leuchtenberg Sapphire Parure

Queen Sofia’s 9-Prong Tiara

The Swedish Cameo Parure

The Connaught Diamond Tiara

The Baden Fringe Tiara

Napoleonic Amethyst Parure

King Edward VII Ruby Tiara

Swedish Aquamarine Kokoshnik Tiara

Napoleonic Cut Steel Tiara

Princess Lilian’s Laurel Wreath Tiara

Princess Sofia’s Wedding Tiara

Modern Fringe Tiara

Swedish Pink Topaz Parure

Bernadotte Emerald Parure

King Carl XVI Gustaf’s Portrait Brooch

The Baden Fringe Tiara

Princess Lilian’s Laurel Wreath Tiara

Napoleonic Cut Steel Tiara

Napoleonic Amethyst Parure

Swedish Aquamarine Kokoshnik Tiara

The Swedish Cameo Parure

The Connaught Diamond Tiara

Bernadotte Emerald Parure

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