Glitz and glamor as far as the eye can see: the pieces of jewelery that adorn crowned heads such as Queen Margrethe II of Denmark are real eye-catchers.
Copenhagen – Sparkling diamonds, shimmering pearls, magnificent rubies: Queen Margrethe II’s tiaras and tiaras (81) make their royal wearer shine and provide the necessary glamor in the palace. Reason enough for your own exhibition!
On the occasion of her 50th jubilee to the throne, Queen Margrethe opens her jewelery box and shares her precious and unique treasures with the public. With a little delay, the monarch officially opened the special exhibition “A Queen’s Jewelery Box – 50 years on the throne told in jewellery”. As the title already suggests, accessories fans will get their money’s worth here. The Amalienborg Museum, located in Christian VIII’s Palace at Amalienborg Palace, displays more than 200 pieces of jewelry from Margrethe’s collection, including medals, necklaces and brooches.
At 24royal.de* you can take a first look at the exhibition of Queen Margrethe’s jewelry.
Visibly interested, the Danish regent perused the exhibition rooms that tell the stories of the royal jewels, and her family kept her company. In addition to Crown Prince Frederik (53) and Crown Princess Mary (49), Margrethe’s sister Princess Benedikte (77) and Count Ingolf von Rosenborg (81), the cousin of the 81-year-old, and his wife Countess Sussie von Rosenborg (71) attended the opening part. *24royal.de is an offer from IPPEN.MEDIA
