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Dutch Royal Vault
Amethyst
Queen Maxima's amethyst & citrine earrings
Amethyst & diamond earrings
Amethyst ring
Queen Maxima's amethyst floral earrings
Floral carved amethyst brooch
Amethyst drops
Queen Beatrix's Amethyst jewels
Close up of the brooch and earrings
Dutch grey/black pearls
Black pearl collection
They have the pendant earrings in the white version too
Baroque pearl necklace, double pearl earrings and bracelet
Black pearl stud with diamond
Fleur-de-lis grey pearl brooch
Grey & White Pearl Pin Brooch
Queen Beatrix's collection:
Dutch Sapphire Jewels
Sapphire Parure:
Wedding gift from the Dutch people to Queen Wilhelmina when she married Duke Heinrich of Mecklenburg-Schwerin in 1901.
When the parure was inherited by Queen Juliana in 1962, she had the tiara dismantled to create some sets of diamond and sapphire earrings, brooches and bracelets for her daughters.
Earrings:
Bracelets
Brooches
Queen Emma's Sapphire Necklace Tiara
The top parts come from the sapphire parure necklace.
The tiara in its necklace form ⬇️
Sapphire & diamond Choker
Queen Maxima's sapphire jewels
Dutch Royal Vault
Pearls
Ring, Pearl bracelet with ruby clasp, Brooch
Earrings (different combinations)
Floral brooch with pearl drop
Pearl necklaces
Pearl bracelet (it could be the central pearl of the necklace above used for the bracelet)
Dutch Royal Vault
Turquoise set
Queen Juliana gold & turquoise chain
The heart is detachable
Queen Juliana's
Aquamarine Parure
In 1927, her parents, King Wilhelm III & Queen Emma, gifted an aquamarine tiara to their daughter on the occasion of her 18th birthday. It's now part of the Orange-Nassau Family Foundation together with the rest of the parure.
Queen Emma, her grandmother, gifted her an aquamarine Sautoir & Bracelet set
In 1937, for their wedding, Prince Bernhard gifted Juliana a pear-shaped aquamarine pendant.
Whereas her mother-in-lawn, Princess Armgard, gifted her 2 pairs of briolettes (faceted drops) earrings.
Later her husband added 2 brooches to the parure:
And an aquamarine ring (collage of different aquamarine rings in the Dutch collection):
Other bracelets in their collection:
Dutch Pink Stone Jewels
It's uknown what kind of stone these pieces are made of
- Brooch
The drop is detachable and the top square can also be attached to necklaces:
- Ring - Flower bracelets
- Earrings
They are part of the Orange-Nassau foundation and are at the disposal of the Duttch royal family members.
Queen Emma's Emerald Tiara
Commissioned in 1899, the tiara is part of a very versatile parure
- 2 brooches ⬆️ ⬇️ that can be worn as pendant + emerald drop
- a necklace
- pendant earrings
- bracelet and a ring
