Queen Alexandra’s Wedding Earrings




princess queen alexandra wedding earrings
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Queen Alexandra’s Wedding Earrings were part of a parure given to the then Princess Alexandra of Denmark by the future King Edward VII as a gift for their wedding.

The earrings consist of a “large pearl encircled by ten brilliant in fancy claw setting.”1 The entire parure by Garrard consisted of a tiara, a necklace, a brooch and these earrings. She wore the entire parure except for the tiara on her wedding day.

They were bequeathed by Queen Mary to Queen Elizabeth II in 1953.

  1. The Queen’s Diamonds by Hugh Roberts p.92






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