Even Queen Elizabeth II has some old pieces of jewelry that once belonged to the Russian royal family.
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Ever wonder whatever happened to the magnificent Russian Crown Jewels, those that graced the heads, gowns and decolletés of the empresses and made the Russian empire of the Romanovs the richest court…
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Imperial Crown of Russia, also known as Great Imperial Crown, was used by monarchs of Russia from 1762 until Russian monarchy's abolition in 1917 (1789x2199) : ArtefactPorn
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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.
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The exhibition delves into the tale of the tsarina who built Russia into a world power, amassing lovers and artworks along the way.
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The Romanovs Smuggled These Jewels Out of Russia During the Revolution. They Just Sold for $900,000.
The diamond and sapphire brooch, alongside matching earrings belonged to Grand Dutchess Maria Pavlovna. Sotheby's sold the lot on Wednesday.
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This tiara was made by Kochli in 1894 Alexander III and his wife Marie Feodorovna comisioned in 1894 a new sapphire and diamond parure. This design...
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Jewels of Grandduchess Xenia Romanov | Emerald Parure Wedding-gift Jewels of Grandduchess Xenia Romanov | Emerald Parure Wedding-gift of the Tsar
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The Vladimir tiara
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Stefano Papi's latest book, 'Jewels of the Romanovs', showcases the lavish jewellery that belonged to one of Russia's last ruling monarchies.
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Romanov jewelry
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The Russian Cartier Tiaras
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Imperial Russian Crown Jewels | Matthew's Island of Misfit Toys
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Russian Crown Jewels Diamond Riviere Necklace Empress Nuptal Jewels |Margaret Thompson Biddle| Important Diamond Jewellery History
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Russian tiaras and other Romanov jewels on display 1925 by the new government. Pink diamond nuptial tiara second on the left, not sold but held in the Diamond Fund Museum in the Kremlin, Moscow.
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The Collier of the Romanovs.
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