Week in Review: Princess Letizia, 26 February-3 March.Week in Review: Crown Princess Mary, 26 February-3.Wedding Wednesday: The Countess of Wessex's Gown.
Random Royal Appreciation: More Touring Windsors.Flashback Friday: The Splendor of Queen Alexandra.Sunday Brooch: The Cambridge Pearl Pendant.Week in Review: The Duchess of Cambridge, 4-10 March.Random Royal Appreciation: Windsor Shenanigans, Co.Week in Review: Princess Charlene, 4-10 March.Week in Review: Crown Princess Mette-Marit, 4-10 M.Wedding Wednesday: Colorful Bridal Tiaras.Week in Review: Crown Princess Mary, 4-10 March.Week in Review: Princess Mathilde, 4-10 March.Week in Review: Princess Letizia, 4-10 March.Week in Review: Princess Máxima, 4-10 March.Random Royal Appreciation: Tiaras in Sweden.Flashback Friday: Tiaras, Lost and Found.Royal Fashion Awards: The Cheltenham Races, 2012.Week in Review: Princess Charlene, 11-17 March.
Week in Review: Princess Máxima, 11-17 March. Week in Review: Princess Mathilde, 11-17 March. Week in Review: The Duchess of Cambridge, 11-19 March. Week in Review: Crown Princess Mary, 11-17 March. Week in Review: Princess Letizia, 11-17 March. Wedding Wednesday: Princess Lalla Salma's Gown. Random Royal Appreciation: Queen Beatrix in Luxemb. Tiara Thursday: The Romanian Greek Key Tiara. Week in Review: Crown Princess Mette-Marit, 11-17. Flashback Friday: Extreme Dress Makeovers. Royal Fashion Awards: The Rose Ball, 2012. Week in Review: Princess Mathilde, 18-24 March. Week in Review: Princess Máxima, 18-24 March. Week in Review: Princess Letizia, 18-24 March. Random Royal Appreciation: Charles and Camilla in. Wedding Wednesday: The Duchess of Anjou's Gown. Week in Review: Crown Princess Mary, 18-24 March. Week in Review: Princess Charlene, 18-24 March. Week in Review: Crown Princess Mette-Marit, 18-24. Week in Review: Crown Princess Victoria, 18-24 March. Random Royal Appreciation: The Windsors Pay Tribute. Princess Anne wore Grima earrings to daughter Zara's wedding, another example of royal Grima jewelry Then again, if I had traditional and dainty for miles all around me, perhaps I'd be game for something far outside of the box. I'm not a big fan of this one myself I go more for traditional forms of pretty when it comes to the fictional jewel collection of my dreams. Queen Elizabeth has worn this brooch ever since, including for her 2007 Christmas message - broadcast just one day before Andrew Grima passed away. Subsequently, Grima was awarded the Duke of Edinburgh's Prize for Elegant Design, the Queen's Award for Industry, and a prized royal warrant. Prince Philip bought this particular brooch for the queen in 1966. Grima invited Snowdon to his shop and from then on he had royal patronage. In the 1960s Lord Snowdon, then husband to the Queen's sister Princess Margaret, complained in an article that nothing interesting was going on when it came to jewelry. Grima broke from traditional jewelry in radical ways, and it was that break that brought him royal attention. This brooch comes from jeweler Andrew Grima, and it bears many hallmarks of his work: interesting stones in interesting forms (recycled carved rubies - reportedly from an Indian headdress - studded with smaller diamonds) and organic shapes (free-form gold). Not so with this one, just one of the modern brooches that have joined the collection during her reign. Many of the Queen's brooches are traditional - they depict something in particular, or are in a basic traditional style.
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