Queen Mary revives centuries outdated Royal jewels at Finnish state banquet

Queen Mary of Denmark captivated royal followers as she unveiled a set of historic jewels unseen for over 140 years. 

Hosted by Finnish President Alexander Stubb and First Woman Suzanne Innes-Stubb on the Presidential Palace in Helsinki, the occasion was marked by Queen Mary’s dazzling look. 

She wore an beautiful gold diadem courting again to round 1820, initially crafted for Queen Caroline Amalie, spouse of King Christian VIII. 

The palace revealed that the tiara is adorned with 11 treasured gems collected by Caroline Amalie’s husband throughout their travels to Italy between 1819 and 1821.

Including to the historic significance of her ensemble, Queen Mary additionally donned a gold bracelet that when belonged to Princess Vilhelmine Marie. That includes stones sourced from the Vesuvius area, the bracelet was a marriage present from King Frederik VII in 1828. 

For the distinguished event, the Danish Queen complemented the regal jewels with a classy black lace robe designed by Jesper Høvring. 

The gown, that includes intricate gold leaf embroidery, a cinched waist, and semi-sheer sleeves, was beforehand worn by Mary at a New 12 months’s Eve gala in Copenhagen in 2019.

The uncommon public show of those royal heirlooms has left vogue and historical past fans alike in awe, as Queen Mary continues to honour Denmark’s wealthy heritage with magnificence and beauty.