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Princess Marina of Greece and Denmark , Duchess of Kent, on her arrival for a visit to the headquarters of the Women's Royal Naval Service in London during World War II in April 1940.
The Kent Festoon Tiara has become one of the most recognisable jewels in the Kent Family collection and is still worn at important royal gatherings today. However, its origins remain a mystery that continues to fascinate historians and jewellery lovers alike.
The Duchess of Kent, formerly Princess Marina of Greece, in the rose garden at the family home in Iver, Buckinghamshire, circa July 1954.
During the last couple of years, I have taken more and more interest in the upper crust of British society during the 1920s-1930s. It is a fascinating time period for one, since World War One chang…
Queen Mary wears the Cambridge Sapphires (Wikimedia Commons)Queen Mary's jewelry collection included several complete parures featuring colorful gemstones. Today, we're talking about the history of one of those sets -- the Cambridge Sapphires -- as
