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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
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Hoeveel sieraden en piercings draag jij meestal? Oorbellen apart meetellen. Dus 1 paar = 2
Geen
1-2
3-4
5-6
7-8
9-10
11-12
13-14
15 of meer
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Launching the first post on our tumblr page by showing you our new handmade jewelry pieces. Stars are forever and timeless, just like the beauty of a woman.
Minimalistic jewelry pieces fit so well in your closet. It feels like adding that extra thing to your outfit without being extra. It is seen but unseen at the same time.
https://www.etsy.com/nl/shop/ClubAvenue
I’ve learned over the years to never argue with Pom-Pom.
I’ve also learned to never argue with a woman with 4 guns strapped to her that have barrels wider than her forearms.
Either/or, really.
Previous comics here.
Dutch Royal Vault
Stuart Diamond
Tiara (& demi parure)
Created in 1897 for Queen Wilhelmina to wear at her accession ceremony
Originally created to ''host'' the 39.75 carat, blue-green, Stuart Diamond on top, diamonds from Queen Emma's diamond parure were used.
Origin: purchased by King William III for his wife, Queen Mary II of England in the late 1600s. Mary and William were childless and after William III died in 1702, the jewelry was inventoried and, since most of it was originally the property of the House of Orange, it was returned to the Netherlands. Among them, there was the “Stuart” Diamond.
The tiara can be worn in several different configurations with or without the Stuart Diamond.
The diamonds removed from the tiara can be worn as earrings or pendants:
Necklace
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 vault: pendant double pearl earrings
Diamond romboid stud with different pendant variations
