Swedish Royal Jewels, Part 1.
The royal tiaras sparkle at Nobel parties and other galas – now there is a unique opportunity to look really close at the priceless jewels. Queen Silvia, Crown Princess Victoria and Princess Christina give personal and insider insights into the history of the jewelry as symbols of power and love. In the first part, among other things, about the Leuchtenberg sapphires and the Cameo tiara which both came to Sweden with Queen Josefina, Napoleon's step-granddaughter. Part 1 of 2.

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Swedish Royal Jewels: Part 2

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King Carl & Queen Silvia: Golden Wedding Anniversary Celebration (2026)

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Nineteen Royal Tiaras: The Dazzling Jewels of King Carl Gustaf's 80th Birthday Banquet

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Documentary: Swedish Royal Wedding Dresses (2018)

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The Royal Jewels - EP 1 | Symbols of Royal Power

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A Closer Look at the Most Prestigious Jeweller of London | Inside Asprey

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Andy Burnham: Who is the new PM? | BBC News

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