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There are a lot of tiaras still in possession of various lines of the Habsburgs, but as we don't have the chance to see them that often, we just forget how big the family is...and what might be found in their family vaults...

Regina's daughter Gabriela also owns a tiara, which was worn by her and by her daughter Lioba for her wedding. https://www.geni.com/people/Gabriela-von-Osterreich-archduchess/6000000008120106244 https://de.rodovid.org/wk/Bild:157624.jpg

https://royalwatcherblog.com/2018/01/31/habsburg-pearl-and-diamond-bandeau/?utm_content=cmp-true https://www.thecourtjeweller.com/2019/06/the-habsburg-pearl-bandeau.html

Wedding ball of Prince Ludwig of Bavaria (German tiaras mostly): https://members2.boardhost.com/royal-jewels/msg/1684660432.html

Half-sister, to be precise. They had the same mother.

At least, they are back "home". :)

Me neither. I always like to know more about lesser known royals and their jewels.

Princess Maria Antonia of Braganca (1903-1973) wearing unknown tiara: https://sun9-78.userapi.com/impg/o1f7h28PUc-tZfxXObYK9es37Y1ERu3Xs9vJ3A/vxq1FpJJpk4.jpg?size=771x1080&quality=95&sign=9f0011d3477b8912110c2719ce292ecc&type=album Anything known about the tiara?

There are no more tiara events, except maybe weddings, so they probably opted for selling jewels after the death of Princess Paula.

Stand corrected. But still, very sad and unfortunate situation for the Serbian royal family. How can you persuade the people to follow your cause if you fight against each other for power and influence.

Prince Philip and Princess Danica were banned from visiting the White palace 3 years ago. To this day, they haven't seen Crown Prince and his wife and explain what happened...

Fürstenberg turquoise and diamond tiara on sale...It was worn by Fürstin Pauline and her daughters Princesses Marie Antoinette and Anna Lucia at their weddings...

Princess Nelly von Auersperg, born Baroness Gutmann von Gelse und Belišće died on 15 January at the age of 94. Nelly was born on 13 December 1928 in Vienna as the first child and only daughter of Viktor Gutmann Freiherr von Gelse und Belišće (1891-1946), youngest son of Alfred Gutmann Freiherr...

Yes, they are related in several ways. They are both descendants of Margrave Albert Frederick of Brandenburg-Schwedt (1672-1731) and his wife, Princess Maria Dorothea of Courland (1684–1743). They have also both descended from Count Ludwig Franz von Sayn-Wittgenstein-Berleburg (1660-1694) and...

Thank you! ?

Noble Jenisch family: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jenisch_(Familie) Does anyone know if Johanna belongs to this family?

Some items of the royal jewels of Saxony are restored: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-64013430 Unfortunately, some items like the Dresden White Diamond are still missing.

His father, Caspar-Heinrich von Oeynhausen was second cousin of Beatrix and third cousin of Claus. ;)

That is because he is the only member of the family who supports his wife and her way of handling all things royal.

Her existence has been known for years now...Rumor has it that Prince Djordje had a relationship with a girl named Milica who belonged to "another Church" and thus was "forbidden" to get married into the Orthodox Church that Djordje and his whole family belong to...so, they separated and she...

And again, Karadjordjevic family feuds: https://www-kurir-rs.translate.goog/vesti/drustvo/4070144/princ-filip-karadjordjevic-o-slavi-necu-da-budem-dekor?_x_tr_sl=sr&_x_tr_tl=en&_x_tr_hl=en&_x_tr_pto=sc

Well, the times have changed drastically... as did Habsburg marriage rules in recent times... There is no monarchy, there is no wealth, so members of the family can marry whoever they want, as they have nothing to lose anymore.

True, she was her maternal great-grandmother... Of course, the Habsburgs had to take a look at the genealogy of the Princess. I don't think that they made any problems about it... Considering changing times, they probably thought that she is the best choice at that time as Carl Ludwig could...

Thank you for this...sometimes it's very hard to find such info, even on this forum. ;)

Victoria wasn't Gräfin. Her family was an old untitled noble family.