The Braganza Tiara, also known as the Brazilian Diamond Tiara, is one of the most impressive and historic pieces in the Swedish royal jewelry collection. It was created in the early 19th century, around 1820, and originally belonged to Empress Amélie of Brazil. The tiara features a stunning array of diamonds set in an intricate floral and scroll pattern, showcasing the craftsmanship of the era. After passing through various hands, it eventually became part of the Swedish royal collection through Queen Josefina, and today it is often worn by Queen Silvia of Sweden on state occasions. Its grand size and exquisite design make it a standout piece in royal jewelry.
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Empress Amélie of Brazil's Braganza Tiara now worn by Queen Silvia of Sweden
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Henry Bone made a notable success during his career of producing historical sequences of portrait enamels for exhibition and sale. This enamel is from the series of English Sovereigns and Queens from Edward III to Queen Victoria which was completed by Henry Pierce Bone after his fathers death in 1834, building on a group of 11 historical copies by Henry Bone dating from as far apart as 1815 and 1831. To this were added 22 of his own enamels, all but one being completed in 1835 – 7. These were then...
Happy Birthday to Queen Silvia of Sweden! To celebrate her big day, we're looking at the way she's worn one of Sweden's most magnificent jewels, the Braganza Tiara, over the years. In 2020, art historian
Bain News Service, P. Anita Stewart, seated, Princess of Braganza. , . 8/2/09 date created or published later by Bain. [Photograph] Retrieved from the Library of Congress, https://www.loc.gov/item/2014683859/.
