Creation: This tiara was made in Berlin in 1825. Queen Louise of Denmark left it to the Danish Royal Property Trust 1926 which means that is always belongs to the reigning monarch and cannot be sold or given away.
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| Princess Louise |
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| Queen Louise |
Materials: 18 pear shaped pearls and diamonds
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| Queen Alexandrine |
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| Queen Ingrid |
Provenance:
- Princess Louise of the Netherlands née Princess of Prussia; from her father, King Freidrich Wilhelm III of Prussia, on the occasion of her 1825 marriage to Prince Frederik of the Netherlands
- Queen Louise of Sweden & Norway née Princess of the Netherlands; inherited from her mother in 1870
- Queen Louise of Denmark née Princess of Sweden; inherited from her mother in 1871
- Danish Royal Property Trust; left by Queen Louise in 1926
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| Queen Margrethe |
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| Queen Margrethe |
Other Wearers:
- Queen Alexandrine of Denmark née Duchess of of Mecklenburg-Schwerin
- Queen Ingrid of Denmark née Princess of Sweden
- Queen Margrethe II of Denmark
- Princess Margaretha of Denmark née Princess of Sweden; at the coronation of Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom in 1952
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| Queen Margrethe |
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| Queen Margrethe |
Questions:
- Which jeweler created this tiara?
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| Queen Margrethe |
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| Princess Margaretha |
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| Queen Margrethe |
Links:
- Trond Norén Isaksen - Poiré Pearl Tiara
- The Royal Order of Sartorial Splendor - Pearl Poiré Tiara
- The Court Jeweller - The Pearl Poiré Tiara
- The Practical Gemologist - Pearl Poiré Tiara
- All Things Royal - The Orange-Nassau Pearl Tiara
- Mis Joyas Reales - Orange Nassau Tiara
- Tiaras & Crowns - The Pearl Poiré Tiara
Photos: Danish Royal Court
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