Royal jewels

An impressive and highly important antique diamond ornament from the collection of the Russian Imperial Family, Russia, second half of the 18th century.

Most of the imperial jewels were either taken out of the country or sold at auctions after the Bolshevik Revolution, but some of them can still be seen on display in Moscow.

Princess Isabella wasn't the only royal lady in Denmark celebrating a milestone birthday in April. Last week, her grandmother, Queen Margrethe, marked her 85th birthday with a public appearance and a glittering private dinner. On

Three extraordinary historic royal tiaras, with diamonds, pearls, and amethyst.

An antique diamond floral cluster necklace/tiara, circa 1880, with twenty one graduating clusters each with a larger rounded or cushion cut diamond to centre, raised in a cut-down collet to a two row border of diamonds, the outer border each in petal shaped collets, with double leaf 'bowtie' sections between, open set in silver and gold, the central eleven clusters each detachable for flexible wearing.

Queen Margherita of Italy, nee Savoy-Genoa, Mellerio diamond floral tiara.

With its magnificent jewels and the royal seal of approval, seek out Jahan in Geneva for its unique creations and rare gems.

The Mancini Pearls were gifted to Marie Mancini by King Louis XIV as a symbol of his love.

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If you're a collector or admirer of French royal jewelry, the auction coming up this November at Christie's in Geneva is packed to the gills with jewels just for you! The catalogue is almost a

Queen Victoria’s Royal Jewels