From Boucheron to Cartier: The Most Luxurious The Greville Jewelry Collection!

Amongst the lovers of royal jewellery why because this name is synonymous with some of the most Magnificent species housed in the vaults of the Winter House, born Margaret Ellen Anderson. In St. John's Wood in 1863 Mrs. Gravel was a multifaceted individual a philanthropist a She was a socialite and earned the esteemed title of Dame Commander of the British Empire in 1922 Her close friendships extended to numerous members of the British royal family including Queen Mary and Lady Elizabeth's bulls lion despite her wealth and connections Margaret and her Her husband remained childless in her last act of generosity she bequeathed all her jewelry 1942 now let us delve into a few selected pieces from the illustrious cemetery jewelry collection that have graced the British royal family over the course of several decades before we begin Please support my channel by clicking the like and subscribe buttons thank you Arguably one of the most iconic pieces within the cemetery jewelry collection is the breathtaking The history of the cemetery represents a fascinating journey through Three distinct design iterations initially the tiara boasted a floral motif worn by Mrs. Gravy herself for the coronation of King Edward VII in 1901 it is speculated May have originated from another tiara gifted to Mrs. Graveyard by her father In 1921 Mrs. Gravy decided to transform the tiara into its second iteration now known as the This version featured a platinum meal green setting adorned with an intricate honeycomb embellished with paved diamonds and large round diamonds nestled in the center of each pattern This redesigned tiara eventually found its way into the possession of Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother as part of her inheritance from Mrs. Gravy subsequently Queen Elizabeth modified The design of the tiara was slightly altered, including the addition of five raised sections each featuring a large marquise diamond surrounded by three large diamonds alongside four additional sections each adorned with four large round diamonds The cemetery emerald cocoon chic tiara commissioned in 1990 by Mrs. The emerald cocoon chic tiara was crafted by bull children this exquisite piece is designed in The style known as cocoon shape reminiscent of the ornate tiaras favored by the Russian The tiara boasts paved diamonds meticulously set in platinum accentuated by Flanked by several smaller square cut emeralds on either side Princess Eugenie made a captivating Choice for a fall 2018 wedding at winter castle by borrowing the sauce emerald coco chic tiara From her grandmother's collection this marked the first public appearance of the stunning piece Since Mrs. Graveyard passed away in 1942 adding a touch of historical elegance to the royal occasion The Gravel Festin necklace stood out as one of the most remarkable pieces in Margaret's collection originally crafted in 1929 by Cartier using Margaret's own diamonds The necklace featured two rows adorned with 17 plugs and a back chain in 1938 modifications were made by expanding the plugs to 21 and incorporating a separate three-row necklace This detachable necklace would also be worn independently by Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother. I preferred the three-row necklace reserving the complete necklace for special occasions. Like the state banquet for President Dole girl in 1960 in 2002 the necklace was inherited by our daughter Queen Elizabeth II who subsequently lent it to the Duchess of Cornwall However, Queen Elizabeth II never publicly adorned herself with the necklace. The then Duchess of Cornwall wore the entire necklace alongside the sauce tiara instead During an event in Kampala in 2007 the cemetery emerald necklace the design of the cemetery Emerald necklace featuring large square cut emeralds surrounded by diamonds linked together with a large rectangular central cut emerald pendant in the 1980s Leslie field identified Today's emerald necklace as a creation from the cemetery collection she also connected it to a The royal origin suggests that the magnificent 18th century emerald and diamond The necklace was allegedly once owned by Queen Marie Antoinette of France according to reports This necklace is from a Russian princess while the necklace appears to date back to the 19th century The Commission has not yet received any information on the price of the product. Queen mother often adorned herself with the cemetery emerald necklace often donning it for a State banquet and other significant events the cemetery emerald earrings in vincent It was revealed that Mrs. Graveyard commissioned diamond and emerald earrings From the famous Parry Branch in 1923 upon closer examination the earrings reveal a captivating The intricacy suspended from five diamonds showcases the exquisite craftsmanship of Bosnia Starting from a round brilliant stud a square diamond is followed by three exceptionally rare Hexagon called diamonds arranged horizontally the emerald drop elegantly angst from this diamond In a prong setting one of the earliest occasions where the queen mother was seen wearing these The earrings were in April 1949 when she attended a performance of Worms 14 portraying Cinderella at the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden paired with Queen Mary's fringe tiara and the cemetery Emerald necklace the earrings added a touch of elegance so I assemble the sauce ruby floral The bundle necklace originally acquired by Mrs. Graveyard was the ruby and diamond floral bundle necklace Purchased from Boucheron in 1907 this exquisite piece boasts an intricate floral design adorned with rubies and diamonds set in both silver and gold culminating in a stunning diamond pendant Upon entering the possession of Queen Elizabeth the necklace found its way to her eldest daughter Princess Elizabeth as a wedding gift when she married Prince Philip in 1947 throughout the 1950s The newly crowned Elizabeth often wore the ruby and diamond bundle necklace for the evening The length of the necklace is also significantly longer than the length of the necklace itself. She had a number of challenges when paired with her evening dresses despite efforts to shorten it by the 1980s. She began wearing the necklace less frequently in 2017 the queen graciously lent the necklace To Catherine then the Duchess of Cambridge Catherine elegantly paired it with a blush pink evening dress Showing the timeless beauty of this remarkable piece the cemetery chandelier earrings crafted The earrings from the graveyard chandelier were commissioned from Mrs. Graveyard. Exquisite earrings showcase a array of diamonds in various cuts and shapes including emerald square pierre baguette and more all in sets in platinum similar to ruby floral bundle Necklace earrings were presented as a wedding gift to Princess Elizabeth from her parents. Over the years the cemetery chandelier earrings have become one of the Queen's favorites. pieces of jewelry wearing them quite frequently for evening engagements the cemetery diamond In 1900 Mrs. Graveyard went to Boucheron in Paris with an old diamond knot tiara which was dismantled to create another tiara and this striking diamond knot brush which was described By E. Robert as large and lively despite being of exceptional size Queen Elizabeth first adorned Diamond bow brush during the state's Queen Elizabeth first adorned the diamond bow brush During the state opening of parliament in 1948 remarkably it stands as one of the largest brooches in the current royal collection adorned with diamonds set in both silver and gold perhaps Due to its substantial size the Queen Mother chose to wear it in public only on a few occasions Although the jewel was photographed for the Queen's Diamonds publication In 2012 it has not been seen in public since gravel ivy leaf clips the clips were made for One of them was made before 1930 when she had a diamond reset and the other It was made in 1937 with stones already in her collections. The first one was also modified in The Queen Mother inherited them. She gave them to me. to her daughter Elizabeth for her 21st birthday in 1947 the gravel pier drop earrings the gravel The pier drop earrings were made for Mrs. Gravel in 1938 by Cartier and featured two pear-shaped diamonds weighing over 20 carats which are suspended from emerald quartz and pentagonal diamonds and sets in platinum after Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother inherited The gravel pier drop earrings became one of her favorite pieces from the gravel jewelry collection. And she wore them very often. The gravel scroll brooch. The art deco brooch was made by Cartier. for Margaret in 1929 using three pearls and 26 diamonds from her own collection Cartier also supplied 17 of the smallest stones the brooch can be worn either side up as it is in The Queen Mother wore the brooch throughout her life. On a number of different occasions Queen Elizabeth II inherited the brooch. From her mother at her death in 2002 Thank you for watching this video share your impressions in the comments and support my channel by subscribing and liking thank you