When we speak of Caroline of Monaco we refer to the eldest daughter of princes Rainiero III and Grace of Monaco, older sister of Albert II, current sovereign of the principality, and Stephanie of Monaco. All of them belong to the Grimaldi Royal House, which is originally from Italy, in the year 1292 it took the Principality of Monaco and since then they have been the sovereigns of that State.
In the Grimaldi family and the Principality of Monaco, there is not a collection of general and traditional jewels passed down from generation to generation and owned by the family, but each member has their own private collection which they look in certain circumstances. Caroline of Monaco, over the years has marked trends in fashion and jewelry, thus becoming a mandatory reference for glamor lovers; for that reason today we will know everything about her favorite jewels that have made her stand out above her peers.
• Brunswick diamond headband: Following her marriage with Ernesto Hannover, current head of that royal house Caroline of Monaco has expanded her collection of particular jewelry, it is the case of this headband which is triangular and is made entirely with luxurious diamonds, three of a bigger size placed in the center. Its origin dates back to the Empress Josephine, wife of Napoleon Bonaparte, but in 1913 the jewel came into the hands of Hermann Jürgens, the jeweler of the Saxon court who repaired it and left it in optimum condition to be worn by Queen Victoria on her wedding day. The diadem was missing from the year 1980 to 2004 when it was seen being worn by Princess Caroline of Monaco at the wedding of Frederick of Denmark with Mary Donaldson. From that moment the diadem has not been seen again.
• Hanoverian garland: Worn by Alessandra Osma in her religious wedding with Prince Christian heir of that royal house, son of the first marriage of Prince Ernest Hannover. This relic consists of an impressive jewel made of gold and silver, also adorned with hundreds of diamonds in floral forms, without a doubt a sight worthy of admiration.
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