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Empress Michiko |
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Empress Michiko |
Creation: This tiara was created by Mikimoto circa 1959.
Materials: diamonds
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Empress Masako |
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Empress Masako |
Provenance:
- Empress Michiko of Japan née Michiko Shōda; on the occasion of her 1959 marriage to Emperor Akihito of Japan
- Empress Masako of Japan née Masako Owada; from her mother-in-law on the occasion of her 1993 marriage to Crown Prince Naruhito of Japan
- Princess Akishino née Kiko Kawashima; after the 2019 accession of her brother-in-law, Emperor Naruhito
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Empress Kojun |
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Princess Kiko |
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Probably it was created originally for Empress Kojun by Mikimoto in 1924, at the time of her marriage to Emperor Showa.
ReplyDeleteEmpress gave it to her daughter-in-law at the time of the marriage of Crown prince Akihito and Crown Princess Michiko. Then Mikimoto remade that tiara, now it is called 'Crown Princess's first tiara' and belongs to Crown Princess Masako.
Although this tiara is the highest-ranked tiara of the crown princess, it have not been seen in public since 2003, even in the inauguration of Dutch King in 2013, which was the Crown Princess Masako's first official service in a last decade.