Napoleonic Tiaras in Sweden! Cameo Tiara & Napoleonic Steel Cut Tiara, State Visit France

Napoleonic Tiaras in Sweden! Cameo Tiara & Napoleonic Steel Cut Tiara, State Visit France
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[@maggieekane7845]

I think the Cameo Tiara is so unique, so emblematic to Neo Classical Art times and Bonaparte, that I have a certain high regard for this fragile treasure! 🥰❤️

[@janiedillingham3190]

Oooh! I love the Napoleonic Steel Cut Tiara! When I first saw the Crown Princess wearing it, I didn't know what it was. All I could think was, "WHAT is she wearing? I love that tiara!" I don't even care that it's steel. It is just beautiful!

[@elsakopp7457]

As a Swede I love the look of Victoria’s wedding with the Cameo tiara! She is absolutely stunning! I’ve met her a couple of times and she is as beautiful on the inside as outside!

[@RoyalFashionNews]

Aww, I'd love to chat with her sometime!! She seems so lovely and down to earth!!

[@trixietrx2346]

I think you are so right Brittany, these aren't just jewels, they are works of art, maybe that's why I can stare at them for so long and just be in awe each time I see them!

[@trishaeverton9592]

That Victoria, she can WEAR a tiara!

[@RoyalFashionNews]

She can!! She's honestly one of the best!

[@tudorrosey76]

My favorite look and Tiara was definitely Crown Princess Victoria! She looked stunning in her Tiara and dress. The complimented each other so beautifully.

[@JillCee]

I love the pearls in the Cameo so much!

[@cherylbrooks7005]

I love these shows, tiara heaven!

[@lepetitenellie]

From the décolletage and up, Princess Victoria looked dazzlingly regal in the cameo tiara befitting a future Queen. The cameo tiara is the most storybook tiara. Definitely not at all modern in any sense, but the connection to a mighty historic past with Napoleon and Josephine is so extraordinary. I love it.

[@levcath13]

Great video!!!! Baccchus is the ROMAN god of wine. In GREECE we call him Dionysus.

[@RoyalFashionNews]

Ah, I was thinking that was wrong! The information I was getting was mixing the Greek and Roman god’s names. Thanks for watching!!

[@muggleduchess]

The cameo tiara is lovely & delicate. The steel cut tiara is pretty. Thanks for the history on these tiaras.

[@lianest-germain2903]

So glad we could see the cameo tiara so well. It is really a work of art.

[@ashleyofnaath]

Would you ever consider doing a video on the aquamarine pineflower tiara, currently worn by Princess Anne? It's so beautiful and underrated; probably my favorite if I'm honest...would love to learn more about it.

[@RoyalFashionNews]

Yes! We’re slowly working through all the various tiaras in the different families. Thanks for watching!!

[@krisoverby2914]

Wonderful as always❤one tiny thing, our King’s mother was named Princess Sybilla, not Princess Sylvia

[@sharilamey]

I’m here for the bling. The steel cut is so unique. I love that one.

[@erinobrien8793]

The design and workmanship for both tiaras are breathtaking. The use of pearls and red gold heighten the use of the cameos and adds a special glow to the tiara. The cut steel tiara’s size makes it a major piece to wear. The size and motifs works perfectly for an evening event as the steel was originally cut to sparkle in candlelight. There is a smaller cut steel tiara that members of the family wear on rotation as well.

[@marionfischer5927]

The Name of King Carl XVI Gustav' s mother is Sibylla ( born Sibylla of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha), not Sylvia!

[@ewonnestrand7298]

Born Sibylle

[@JillyM]

I love footage of Crown Princess Victoria’s wedding, she is the most joyful bride and absolutely radiates happiness!

[@cbh9298]

I love this channel! As a swede I had no idea about the history of our Crown Jewels, despite seeing some in the royal palace. You make them come alive! Thank you!

[@beatieswanepoel3004]

WOW! Breathtakingly beautiful! Cameo tiara. And the steel one as well.

[@lainiefinnell590]

I love the Cameo tiara. Thanks for sharing them to us.

[@WBCRO]

I just thought of another royal bride who became queen on her wedding day. King Baudouin of The Belgians took the throne in 1951 and married Fabiola in 1960. So, Fabiola of Belgium (originally from Spain) and Silvia of Sweden (from Germany) share that unique link of becoming a queen consort on their wedding day.

[@RoyalFashionNews]

Ah, you are right! Not many though it the last several decades! Thanks for watching!!

[@dorisschneider-coutandin9965]

Also Anne-Marie of Denmark became immediately Queen of the Hellenes when she married King Constantine in 1964.

[@annettelock3562]

The steel cut tiaras were stunning they really suited the the gowns that ladies wore as they were not in massive gala situations so there subtly was not diminished

[@barbraluce5706]

Princess Madeleine is so beautiful and that tiara is meant for her

[@AthenaisC]

I love the cameo tiara ❤❤❤

[@Melody-5]

Fascinating! Thanks for another great video!

[@phyllisware4665]

Love Tiara Tuesdayish! I really think the Napoleonic Steel cut tiara is very interesting to look at. BUT, the massive banza tiara, the amethyst tiara, the aquamarine cacashniik (sp) tiara are beautiful in their own right! By the way, what is the name of the massive gold, diamond, and red stoned (ruby?) tiara at 1:58 into the video? It was breath taking!!! Thanks Brittnay, you made my evening!! 😍🤗🤓

[@bethflynn5342]

Victoria is stunning!

[@ckcribbs8577]

Yay! I was hoping you would cover this state visit. CP Victoria has such a beautiful profile and I love these unique tiaras on her. She really is a great mix of both her parents.

[@amyadams656]

Love, love, LOVE the videos focusing on the other royal families. The Swedish collection of jewels is really the most amazing.

[@emblapersson1945]

The cameo tiara must be one, if not THE, oldest still used tiara in Europe

[@nalayini1504]

The red-gold tiara either cameos and pearls I'd very artistic and luscious with the cameos and pearls....gorgeously ornate but subtle because no diamonds or stones of any kind....loved it!

[@jewelse1975]

They all have lovely tiaras. The cameo is definitely eye catching but the steel cut is unique. Marie’s tiara is simple but pretty, likely she likes it best.

[@EEmB]

When I saw the pictures from the dinner, I hoped you'd do a video! Thank you for showing the Swedes! The King's mother is Princess Sibylla :)

[@RoyalFashionNews]

I keep trying to pronounce her name, but the "b" and "v" sound so similar it's hard to differentiate. Thanks for watching!!

[@jonasviking9768]

Princess Sibylla Queen Silvia I’m sorry I’m baffled that you cannot see the difference.

[@EEmB]

@@RoyalFashionNews It's almost the same name as the actress Cybill Shepherd, instead of Cy-bill, Si-byll-a. It's the exact same way of producing the letters, it's just that the short, hard "Y" and "I" changed places. Si - Byll - a. It's a short y. CY-bill / Si-bYll-a Or think of Priscilla Presley, Pri-cill-a is very similar to Si-byll-a. Just that -illa, turns into a -ylla. 3 quick syllables. (Again that same y pronunciation in the word syllables! -YLLA) Silvia on the other hand, are like a long softly drawn out name Siiillvvviiiiia. Not as harsh or quick as Si-bYll-a.

[@kazzaswan2924]

Yay I was hoping to see a video on the tiaras from the French state visit!!

[@samanthak5206]

I love when you talk about the other European royal houses!!❤❤ I've learned so much from your videos.

[@pattydemeule3644]

Ok cameo as a wedding tiara yes definitely!!crown princess looks amazing gorgeous!! I love the steel using springs to move. Is a beautiful tiara

[@venicawood3894]

Have you read David Hardman's New King, New Court? The chapter "Operation Patek" should really be of interest to you.

[@dirgniflesuoh7950]

Oh, I never really have seen such a good closeup on the kamé-tiara, that work with pearls is so beautiful, it is an amazing piece of artistry ... And the steel jewellry is fantastic.

[@nina.michelle]

You should do a video on the royal wedding in Brunei! The tiaras/jewelry in that wedding were insane!

[@souadghazal2533]

Right .... mostly diamonds by the KILOS on them all, but neither pretty nor beautiful, no history and no design whatsoever .... just huge things on their heads .

[@corkycobon1481]

Regarding the Cameo parure, I could see there being a hair comb with a cameo or two on it. If placed properly in the hair, it would have made the tiara look more like a crown or coronet. Seeing as Empress Josephine owned this, I could see the hair comb being the piece missing and it would make sense.

[@rachellestivers6591]

Excellent! So fascinating to see tierras that don't rely on diamonds!

[@Melshed]

I love the steel cut tiara! The little acorns on it are too cute too, thanks for the closeup shots you added. I wish we’d see that chocker necklace that goes with it, it’s very pretty too.

[@RoyalFashionNews]

Yes, I just don't remember seeing it ever. I don't think it's something they bring out much, but I'd love to see it! Thanks for watching!!

[@elileit]

I was waiting for this video when I saw the tiaras!

[@jackiejones690]

Thanks for the work you've done on this Brittany ❤

[@sharonmcleese3051]

The napoleon steel cut tiara, the springs really makes it shimmer

[@Wanderlust.428]

7:27 it’s actually Princess Sibylla is the name of King Carl XVI Gustaf mother. Very nice video Brittany! 👑

[@dorisschneider-coutandin9965]

Jep. She made the same mistake before, and twice in above video. Also, King Carl XVI Gustaf took over the kingdom in 1973 from his grandfather, as his father died long before he even could ascend to the Swedish Throne (he died as the crownprince).

[@ima6187]

​@@dorisschneider-coutandin9965The current king's father wasn't the crown prince when he died, his father, also named Gustaf Adolf, was that. The reigning king in the 1940s was Gustav V, his son became Gustaf VI Adolf, and his son would most likely have been Gustaf VII Adolf, if he hadn't crashed on that plane in Copenhagen.

[@dorisschneider-coutandin9965]

@@ima6187 Yes. I stand corrected on the crown prince matter here.

[@janetclaireSays]

The tiara's are all beautiful. I'd say my favorite was in the photo of Crown Princess Victoria that you said is one of your favorites, from the 2010 Nobel Peace Prize. That dress along with the steel cut tiara were stunning on her! But I have to mention Emmanuel Macron in the Order of the Seraphim. That looks gorgeous on him, the way the sash lays and the powder blue color. That caught my eye as much as any of the tiaras! Thank you Britney!

[@demistar6644]

I would like to see more young royals wear the older tiaras.

[@jonasviking9768]

Just out of curiosity i have to ask if there are some particular tiaras you want to see on the younger royals?

[@sharonozvenom]

Love your channel . I am a tiara fanatic and you have the BEST videos on royal tiaras ! The Fife tiara is my favourite and it pains me that no one gets to wear it anymore 😢.

[@souadghazal2533]

Yes, the Fife tiara is ABSOLUTELY EXQUISITE.... ... I LOVE IT it's my favourite as well ....kzbin.info/www/bejne/a2azoJR_Zc9rl5Ysi=9xAScwnDyZpdkoY8

[@bonniefuller858]

Beautiful 🌹🌹🌹

[@aliampb6949]

Great research and photos thank you ❤

[@victoriaferris5410]

I think Victoria is beautiful and the tiaras are the perfect piece of art/jewelry to compliment her ensembles.

[@helendosch3461]

That is incredible history on the tiaras! Thank you! I love the history that goes with each tiara. It makes it so interesting! The cameo tiara is a sensational piece. It is so different from all of the other tiaras. !

[@RoyalFashionNews]

Glad you enjoyed it! It really is so so different!!

[@thisgirl5539]

Lovely! Thank you Britney! I never quite liked the pearl tiara much, but the images you have chosen of it it, including on CPV, really do it justice. I might just be changing my mind about it… The amethyst tiara is so dramatic and really doesn’t get brought out often enough. This lineage between France and Sweden really does my head in, I wonder how modern day Swedes feel about it?

[@RoyalFashionNews]

I don't think modern Swedes have much of an issue, as the family is very Swedish. Beyond the jewelry, I doubt there are many French tendencies. It's just an interesting outcome to that time in history. Thanks for watching!!

[@cmarq817]

I think this is one of the most beautiful tiaras that I have ever seen. And I love tiaras!

[@mamasuki]

Thank you for this great tiara vid!! 👑

[@stargirlofantares9053]

For some reason this video didn’t come up in my feed, so I missed it. I absolutely love Crown Princess Victoria’s look. I love that steel cut tiara. I wouldn’t think it would sparkle so much, but it really does! I love the cameo tiara, because cameos are so delicate & beautiful. I’m not fond of yellow gold, but it wouldn’t look right in white or silver or platinum. I missed the state dinner too! I missed the newsletter! I have got to get it together! I wish this channel had a membership also. Awesome content Brittany!! Love from Oregon ♥️ Jessica

[@lindaandersson5257]

I hope in the future Leonore and Adrienne will sometimes be invited to tiara events as well, otherwise Estelle will be the only young girl but I looking forward to Madeleine moving back to Sweden this year.

[@ranenniblett6430]

Princess Victorias dress was from H&M? Not sure I heard that right.

[@RoyalFashionNews]

Yes, they sometimes come out with specialty looks! This is one of them. She's worn it before and some of their other designs as well. She wears them because they are a Swedish based company!

[@ranenniblett6430]

Thanks, didn't know that?

[@royallyfruit]

😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍 I would gladly spend a day of my life... Just one day... In a castle pretending to be a princess 👑💖

[@debi4289]

Beautiful! Thank you. 💖

[@olofapfelbaum4687]

The Napoleonic steel tiara hasn’t feathers it’s wheat ears!

[@ccrisc100]

Where can we watch the documentary from the Swedes? Thanks

[@WaleWatcher]

I’m really looking forward to ‘Markle-free-March’ when everyone stops reporting on them. #marklefreemarch

[@rachelgreen4510]

King Constantine II of Greece was already king when he wed Anne Marie of Denmark in the early 60's.

[@giovannachinazzo7217]

Very well done... but I had no doubt. Now I want to challenge you (😂l: do we italians also have tiaras? The reign was short (about 80 years) but there should be something 🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️🤷‍♀️... or remained only the (Queen's) Pizza Margherita? 😢

[@dorisschneider-coutandin9965]

Of course there are many tiaras of the old Italian aristocratic families, some of which also ruled as monarchs. Savoy-Aoste comes to my mind, or Two Sicilies. Also, Napoleon Bonaparte was King of Italy from 1805 to 1814.

[@giovannachinazzo7217]

@@dorisschneider-coutandin9965 perfectly right and I know my history. I was wondering if Brittany could find out where these jewels went. Probably exported to Switzerland when they were exiled. Having so a variety of Dukedoms before becoming a united kingdom means that there have to be a lot of jewels around.

[@katiejo1095]

QUESTION! What is King Carl wearing on his chest at his wedding?

[@RoyalFashionNews]

It's part of his collar and badge as the official Order of the Seraphim!

[@jonasviking9768]

The king was wearing a number of order insignias at his wedding. The collar chain and grand star of the Order of the Seraphim . The collar of the Order of the Sword. The collar chain of the Order of Vasa. And to honor his bride he was also wearing the grand star of Germany’s Order of merit.

[@nanhalnanhal612]

Please, the mother of the Swedish king, her name is Sibylla.

[@HerMadnessy]

I love your channel, but please, please you have to learn the difference between queen Silvia (current queen of Sweden) and princess Sibylla (pronounced See-bell-AH) who was the mother of our current king. It sounds like you call them both Silvia.

[@dorisschneider-coutandin9965]

She did.

[@krooks6367]

Its not really greek style - its more antique roman style in the cameos. Its not typical greek cameo. I have not seen many cameos inGreece But a LOT in Italy where they still do them. All cameos the antique one -in Sweden- is italian one. Especially at the biggest museum in Stockholm where i also have worked at and i even guided on these museums and We always displayed them as antique roman- not greek.

[@Starpinklittle]

*Why doesn't King Karl Gustav take advantage of this moment of abdication of thrones in other countries and not ALSO ABDICATE SO THAT PRINCESS VICTORIA TAKES OVER SWEDEN??? Then he could live his old age happily and more peacefully with his wife.*

[@harrietwagner4891]

this is good content, but I suggest you take some French lessons. Pronunciation is not hard to get right.

[@BatchelderPatrick]

You need to work on your cringe-worthy pronunciation.

[@jswjanjan]

You need to move along now.

[@nanabutner]

Exactly why I am able to watch fewer and fewer every week!

[@RoyalFashionNews]

This is meant to be other educational and fun!! It’s definitely not as easy as you might think. Thanks for watching!!

[@nanabutner]

@@RoyalFashionNews “IF A PERSON PUTS THAT MUCH WORK INTO A PROJECT IT IS WORTH DOING RIGHT”! This has been true since time began! Never an excuse for sloppiness over and over again! When the same mistakes keep repeating themselves over and over again it is SLOPPINESS!

[@jswjanjan]

@@nanabutner be gone troll

[@aleksandracomolaola]

As a semi frequent viewer of your content, I hear you asking to sub to your channels. Let me tell you why I will not. As much as I enjoy the topics you take on I cannot get why are you not improving. It is quite iritating to hear you confusing coats with jackets etc, not knowing the proper naming of the clothing details. There is also the matter of annunciation, obvious lack of script, often repetitons, like you would lack words (actually etc). There is lazyness in checking how to pronounce words that are foreign. You say often that Meg is lazy... and so are unfortunately you. That is the impression I get. You may dissagree or simply think about what I wrote and maybe improve

[@lowelldaniel5298]

Cameo set was inspired by cameo tiara of Duchess of Devonshire. Worn to wedding by Duchess of Devonshire..Devonshire Cameos family has owned since Anchorage times

[@jonasviking9768]

The Devonshire cameo parure was commissioned by the 6th duke of Devonshire (sometimes called the bachelor duke) for his niece the Countess of Granville to wear for the coronation of Tsar Alexander II in Moscow in 1856. The London based jeweler C.S Hancock made the parure. Fun fact about the pieces are that the late dowager duchess has described the set as “prickly “ to wear. The swedish cameo parure was commissioned by Emperor Napoleon for his wife Joséphine in 1809 by his court jeweler Nitot. The jewelry house founded by Nitot and his son still lives on under the name Chaumet. That to this day produces exceptional high quality jewelry. But your comment raises a question......how can the Devonshire parure be the inspiration for a parure that is almost half a century older?