Tiara Worth Millions: Princesses Shine at Prince Christian of Denmark's Birthday

On October 15th, the royal family of Denmark celebrated Prince Christian's birthday in style, he turned 18 years old. Many royals were invited to the celebration as is customary, including young princesses from neighboring kingdoms. In this video we take a closer look at the tiaras and other jewelry that the titled guests chose for this celebration. Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway wearing a tiara by Boucherin. The Boucherin pearl circle tiara was presented to Princess Ingrid by the royal family on behalf of the descendants of her great-aunt, the late Princess Rognhild, on Princess Amalia of the Netherlands. We see the legendary sapphires and diamonds from the time of Willem III. This beautiful tiara was made from a 19th-century necklace, originally belonging to Queen Emma of the Netherlands. Wife of King Willem III, Princess Elisabeth of Belgium is wearing a beautiful wolfers tiara from the family collection. This tiara is from the famous house of wolfers, which had production in Belgium and Holland. The older generation also shone with their stunning tiaras and jewelry. Queen Margrethe of Denmark is wearing royal regalia, a huge corsage brooch and earrings from the 1840 parole, and the tiara of Princess Louise, who was married in it almost a centuries ago. The birthday boy's mother-crown Princess Mary wore a diamond tiara given to her at her wedding by the Queen, and diamond antique earrings given to her by her husband a couple of years ago. Princess Victoria of Sweden wore a Boucherin laurel wreath tiara from her mother's personal jewelry collection, which still belonged to Victoria's great-aunt Lillian, and was also at one time a necklace, not a tiara. The crown prince's birthday was remembered by the public not only for the fun festivities and the beautiful jewelry, but also for the extraordinary fairy tale event. A golden slipper was found on the stairs of the palace after Prince Christian's birthday. Guests joked for the morning that Cinderella was also at the ball. To make sure you don't miss the next videos about jewelry and royal events, subscribe to the JewelryTime channel. Thank you for your attention, friends.