The best kind of necklace - the kind that can convert for wear as a tiara by being attached to a frame!
A late 19th century emerald and diamond necklace/tiara, circa 1890. |
A mid-19th century diamond tiara/necklace combination. Formerly in the collection of the 1st Marchioness Conygnham (1769-1861), the last mistress of George IV. |
The diamond star necklace/tiara of Queen Amelie of Portugal. |
A necklace/tiara and cuff bracelet that belonged to Queen Maria Jose and Queen Margherita of Italy (monogram "MS" for Margherita of Savoy), made in tortoiseshell, circa 1880. |
A ruby and diamond parure with a diamond necklace/tiara pictured at the bottom of the page. |
A sapphire and diamond necklace/tiara, circa 1900. |
A sapphire and diamond necklace/tiara. |
A sapphire and diamond necklace/tiara. |
A seed pearl and diamond necklace/bracelet/tiara, late 19th century by Baptiste Noury. |
A set of gold, silver, natural pearl and diamond jewels that are deficient of their tiara frame. |
A diamond necklace/tiara, circa 1890. |
A diamond and ruby tiara/necklace, 1835. |
A Victorian diamond tiara/necklace, circa 1860. |
A Victorian diamond tiara/necklace, circa 1860, pictured above in its tiara form and in its necklace form here. |
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