Queen Juliana |
Princess Irene |
Queen Wilhelmina |
Princess Christina |
Provenance:
- Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands; wore the ears of wheat on a silk kokoshnik
- Queen Juliana of the Netherlands; inherited from her mother in 1962
- Orange-Nassau Family Foundations; set up by Queen Juliana in the 1960s
Princess Margarita |
Princess Marilene |
- Princess Laurentien of the Netherlands nee Brinkhorst
- Princess Irene of the Netherlands
- Princess Margriet of the Netherlands
- Princess Christina of the Netherlands
- Princess Marilène of Orange-Nassau née van den Broek; at her 1998 wedding to Prince Maurits of Orange-Nassau
- Princess Annette of Orange-Nassau née Sekrève; at her 2000 wedding to Prince Bernhard of Orange-Nassau
- Princess Margarita of Bourbon-Parma, Countess of Colorno; at her 2001 wedding to Edwin de Roy van Zuydewijn
- Princess Anita of Orange-Nassau née van Eijk; at her 2005 wedding to Prince Pieter-Christiaan of Orange-Nassau
- Princess Aimée of Orange-Nassau née Söhngen; at her 2005 wedding to Prince Floris of Orange-Nassau
- Princess Viktória of Bourbon-Parma née Cservenyák; at her 2013 wedding to Prince Jamie of Bourbon-Parma
These ears of wheat are said to be Russian. Bolin seems a likely creator, since there is a stylistic resemblance to the Ears of Wheat tiara that belonged to Maria Fyodorovna, wife of Paul I Petrovich and mother of Catharine.
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