Creation: The parure was made by C.M. Weissshaupt in 1840. It uses 26 emeralds King Christian VI gave to Queen Sophie Magdalene in 1723 and 41 emeralds that belonged to Princess Charlotte of Denmark. Queen Caroline Amalie left the parure to the Danish Crown Jewels which means that it cannot be taken outside of Denmark or be worn by anyone other than the queen. In 1914, Queen Alexandrine had the Crown Jewels sent to Rosenborg Castle where they can still be viewed by the public.
Materials: emeralds and diamonds set in gold and silver
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| Queen Louise |
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| Queen Ingrid |
Provenance:
- Queen Caroline Amalie of Denmark née Princess of Schleswig-Holstein-Sonderburg-Augustenburg; on the occasion of her silver wedding anniversary with King Christian VIII in 1840
- Queen Louise of Denmark née Princess of Hesse Kassel; when Queen Caroline Amalie left the tiara to the crown jewels in 1881
- Queen Louise of Denmark née Princess of Sweden; when she became queen consort in 1906
- Queen Alexandrine of Denmark née Duchess of Mecklenburg-Schwerin; when she became queen consort in 1912
- Queen Ingrid of Denmark née Princess of Sweden; when she became queen consort in 1947
- Queen Margrethe II of Denmark; when she became monarch in 1972
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| Queen Ingrid |
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| Queen Margrethe |
Questions:
- Did Queen Louise or Queen Alexandrine ever wear the tiara?
- Are there any pictures of Queen Caroline Amalie wearing the tiara?
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| Queen Margrethe |
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| Queen Margrethe |
Links:
- The Royal Order of Sartorial Splendor - Emerald Parure Tiara
- The Court Jeweller - The Danish Emerald Parure Tiara
- The Royal Watcher - Danish Emerald Parure
- Royal Magazin - Danish Crown Jewels
- Danish Royal Court - The Crown Jewels
- The Royal Post - The Danish Emerald Parure
- All Things Royal - The Emerald Parure
- Mis Joyas Reales - Danish Emerald Tiara
- Tiaras & Crowns - The Danish Emerald Parure
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