Princess Maud of Wales received several spectacular Jewels from Royal Relatives and the British High Society when she married Prince Charles of Denmark on this day in 1896, 130 years ago, several years before they were appointed the King and Queen of Norway!
Prince Carl of Denmark married his first cousin, Princess Maud of Wales, in the Private Chapel at Buckingham Palace in London in 1896. The couple had one son, and were elected to the Norwegian Throne in 1905, becoming King Haakon VII and Queen Maud of Norway.
Queen Maud’s Pearl Tiara

Origin: A Wedding Gift from her parents, King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra in 1896
Notable Appearances: Official Portraits
Current Location: Now worn by Queen Sonja
Queen Maud’s Diamond Tiara

Origin: A Wedding Gift from ‘Lady and Gentlemen Friends’ in 1896
Notable Appearances: The Coronation of King Edward VII in 1902
Current Location: Worn by Princess Ragnhild and now returned to King Harald V and Queen Sonja
Pearl and Diamond Necklace/Tiara

Origin: A Wedding Gift from the ‘Royal Warrant Holders of England’.
Notable Appearances: The Devonshire House Ball in 1897, the State Opening of Parliament in 1901, The Coronation of King Edward VII in 1902, and the Coronation of King Haakon VII of Norway in 1906
Current Location: Unknown
Vifte Tiara

Origin: A Wedding Gift from Alfred, Leopold, and Marie de Rothschild in 1896
Notable Appearances: The State Opening of Parliament in 1901 and King Haakon VII’s Silver Jubilee Gala in 1930
Current Location: Now worn by Crown Princess Mette-Marit
Ruby Aigrette Tiara
Origin: A Wedding Gift from ‘Lady and Gentlemen Friends’ in 1896
Notable Appearances: Not worn in public images
Current Location: Now worn by Princess Astrid
Diamond Rivière

Origin: A Wedding Gift from her parents-in-law, the future King Frederik VIlI and Queen Louise of Denmark.
Notable Appearances: Several Official Portraits
Current Location: Now worn by Princess Ingrid Alexandra
Drapers’ Company Brooch

Origin: A Wedding Gift from the Draper’s Company in 1896
Notable Appearances: The Devonshire House Ball in 1897, The State Opening of Parliament in 1901 and The Coronation of King Edward VII in 1902
Current Location: Now worn by Queen Sonja
Diamond Brooch

Origin: A Wedding Gift from Prince Charles of Denmark in 1896
Notable Appearances: Official Portraits in 1913
Current Location: Inherited by Crown Princess Martha and now with Princess Astrid
Pearl Bow Brooch

Origin: A Wedding Gift from the Lord and Lady Rothschild in 1896
Notable Appearances: The State Opening of Parliament in 1901 and The Coronation of King Haakon VII of Norway in 1906
Current Location: Now belonging to Princess Astrid
Queen Alexandra’s Diamond Circlet
Queen Maud’s Pearl Tiara
Queen Maud’s Diamond Tiara
Queen Alexandra’s Turquoise Circlet
Vifte Tiara
Ruby Aigrette Tiara
Queen Maud’s Drapers’ Company Brooch
Queen Alexandra’s Diamond and Pearl Brooch
Queen Maud’s Diamond Brooch
Queen Maud’s Pearl Bow Brooch

Queen Maud’s Aquamarine Brooch
Queen Maud’s Seed Pearl Choker
Queen Alexandra’s Diamond Link Choker
The Norwegian Emerald Parure
Queen Josefina’s Diamond Tiara
Queen Maud’s Pearl Tiara
Queen Alexandra’s Diamond Circlet
Diamond Daisy Bandeau
Norwegian Amethyst Parure
Vifte Tiara
Princess Ingeborg’s Boucheron Pearl Circle Tiara
King Olav’s Gift Tiara
Modern Gold Tiara
Queen Alexandra’s Turquoise Circlet
Vasa Tiara
Queen Maud’s Diamond Tiara
Princess Astrid’s Ruby Aigrette Tiara
Princess Astrid’s Gold Bandeau Tiara
Queen Sophia’s Diamond Bracelet Bandeau
Princess Ingeborg’s Boucheron Pearl Tiara
Ruby Heart Pendant
Crown Princess Märtha’s Pearl Earrings
Queen Maud’s Order of Victoria and Albert Bracelet
Art Deco Diamond Bracelet
Pearl Pendant Earrings
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