Nov 7, 2023
TIARA ALERT: Queen Camilla of the United Kingdom wore King George IV's Diamond Diadem for the State Opening of Parliament at the Palace of Westminster in London on 7 November 2023.
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TIARA ALERT: Queen Camilla of the United Kingdom wore King George IV's Diamond Diadem for the State Opening of Parliament at the Palace of Westminster in London on 7 November 2023.
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Candlestick, one of a pair, Rundell, Bridge &, 1824-1825, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Decorative Arts, Textiles and Sculpture
George IV Gothic Revival; six lobes on foot; hexagonal tapered shaft; round rim; bulb above foot has alternating three-dimensional leaves and tiny frogs; three-dimensional collar below candle cup with repeating leaf designs Size: 10 1/4 × 5 1/16 × 5 1/16 in. (26 × 12.86 × 12.86 cm) Medium: Silver gilt
https://collections.artsmia.org/art/119403/
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Queen Camilla will most likely arrive at Westminster Abbey bareheaded like Queen Alexandra, Queen Mary, and Queen Elizabeth but she may choose to wear the Diamond Diadem like Queen Elizabeth II.
The Diamond Diadem (also called the State Diadem or the George IV Diadem) was created in 1820 by Rundell, Bridge, & Rundell for King George IV to wear during his 1821 coronation. He wore it over a Spanish hat with feathers on the way to Westminster Abbey.
It has since only been worn by women and it occupies a weird space between a crown and a tiara. Previous queens used it a bit more generally just like any other tiara but Queen Elizabeth II only used it for more ceremonial events like the coronation and state opening of Parliament. I don't see the tiara going back to being used as a regular tiara since everyone is so used to the way Queen Elizabeth II wore it. Even if Queen Camilla doesn't use the Diamond Diadem tomorrow, I hope that they release a formal portrait of her wearing it soon.
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Have you ever seen a Celtic-themed tiara?
It depends on what you mean by Celtic. There are some tiaras which feature the national flowers/plants so shamrocks for Ireland, thistle for Scotland, and leeks for Wales.
The Diamond Diadem has shamrocks and thistle. I never realized that it didn’t have a flower for Wales on it before.
The Hesketh Floral Tiara features shamrocks and thistle so again no Welsh representation.
Holly & Thistle Tiara by Mellerio
Thistle Tiara by Axenoff
Dufferin & Ava Shamrock Tiara
Hanover Shamrock Tiara
Prussian Clover Tiara
Savoy-Genoa Clover Tiara
There are more clover and shamrock tiaras but this was getting too long. Now I feel bad for Wales because I couldn’t find any leek tiaras or even any daffodil tiaras which is a newer symbol some people use instead of the leek. Â
There’s also the Isle of Man, Cornwall, and Brittany which are considered Celtic but I either couldn’t find a tiara for their flower or couldn’t find a flower for them at all.Â
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do you know what the oldest piece of jewelry in possession of queen elizabeth is?
The oldest tiara is the Diamond Diadem but I’m not sure which is the oldest piece of jewelry. My best guess would be a ring from the middle ages that isn’t actually worn anymore or something like that.