#main line

2020

- The Oriental Circlet

- The Small Crown

- Regal Circlet (only the frame still exists. The anthemion elements could replace the crosses and fleur de lys)

The Anthemion elements were used to create the wedding tiara of the then Countess of Wessex (likely owned by the Duke of Edinburgh as Sophie reworked the tiara into another configuration, debuing it during the 2019 USA state banquet).

- Muscat Tiara

They remained with the main line. Only the Oriental circlet is worn.

- The Sapphire Coronet

Designed for Queen Victoria by Prince Albert in 1840. Left to the main line, it was gifted together with necklace and bracelet by King George V and Queen Mary to their daughter Princess Mary, Princess Royal, Countess of Harewood, on the occasion of her wedding.  Princess Mary’s descendants have since sold much of her jewelry, including this tiara. However, it was purchased in 2017 through the hedge fund William Bollinger and donated to the V&A Museum as a gift to the Nation and the Commonwealth. It is today permanently exhibited in the museum.

(Queen Victoria, Princess Mary, Patricia, Countess of Harewood married to the 7th Earl and her daughter-in-law married to Mark, younger brother to the current Earl)

- The Emerald Tiara

Designed by Prince Albert in 1845

Queen Victoria gifted/left the tiara (and the rest of the parure) to her granddaughter Princess Louise of Wales, The Duchess of Fife (daughter of Edward VII). The tiara still belongs to the Fife family and is exhibited long-term in Kensington Palace in lieu of inheritance taxes after the death of the 3rd Duke of Fife (in the 3rd pic is his wife wearing the tiara during a state opening of Parliament).

- The Ruby Strawberry Leaf Tiara

Designed by Prince Albert, it was inherited by her daughter Princess Beatrice (middle), Princess Henry of Battenberg. Inherited by her son, the Marquess of Carisbrooke, whose wife removed and replaced the rubies with diamonds. Likely broken up and sold.

- The Sunray Fringe Tiara

Commissioned by Queen Victoria herself in 1866. Inherited by her daughter Princess Beatrice, who topped the piece on other tiaras like in the pic above, where Beatrice wore her meander tiara with her mother's on top. Whereabouts unknown.

- Gold Filigree Pearl Tiara

Whereabouts unknown.

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