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For the opening of the first Duma in 1906, Empress Alexandra Feodorovna wore the diamond chain of the Order of St. Andrew, dating from the reign of Paul I. Both portraits of the empress were probably created by Boissonnas & Eggler in 1908. Photo credits: (above): Bain News Service, via Wikimedia Commons; (below): Royal Collection Trust/© Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 2015. Inset photos via Elena Horvathova on LiveJournal (http://eho-2013.livejournal.com/62382.html). CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGES. Alexandra Feodorovna Jewels, Romanov Jewellery, Romanov Jewels, Empress Alexandra Feodorovna, Empress Alexandra, Russian Royalty, Royal Crown Jewels, Royal Collection Trust, Alexandra Feodorovna

For the opening of the first Duma in 1906, Empress Alexandra Feodorovna wore the diamond chain of the Order of St. Andrew, dating from the reign of Paul I. Both portraits of the empress were probably created by Boissonnas & Eggler in 1908. Photo credits: (above): Bain News Service, via Wikimedia Commons; (below): Royal Collection Trust/© Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 2015. Inset photos via Elena Horvathova on LiveJournal (http://eho-2013.livejournal.com/62382.html). CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGES.

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16th October and today's tiara is the Russian Nuptial Tiara. It was made around 1800 by the jeweler Duval for Maria Feodorovna, wife of Czar Paul. It was a part of other jewels worn by most Royal brides on their wedding day. You either had to be the daughter of a Grand Duke, or marry a Grand Duke to be allowed the honor. Marie Pavlovna, Princess Nicolas of Greece and Alexandra Feodorovna are the brides I have shown. This tiara is still with the Russian government. Alexandra Feodorovna Jewels, Russian Tiara, Russian Government, Maria Feodorovna, Royal Crown Jewels, Queen Mum, Alexandra Feodorovna, Tiaras Jewellery, Royal Crowns

16th October and today's tiara is the Russian Nuptial Tiara. It was made around 1800 by the jeweler Duval for Maria Feodorovna, wife of Czar Paul. It was a part of other jewels worn by most Royal brides on their wedding day. You either had to be the daughter of a Grand Duke, or marry a Grand Duke to be allowed the honor. Marie Pavlovna, Princess Nicolas of Greece and Alexandra Feodorovna are the brides I have shown. This tiara is still with the Russian government.

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