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On April 17, King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia of Spain were welcomed in the Netherlands for a state visit by King Willem-Alexander and Queen Maxima.  
During the opulent state banquet that marked this significant visit, one of the most eagerly awaited appearances was that of Princess Amalia. This occasion was notably her first participation in an official state visit. Beyond this, she has enchanted us by appearing in royal tiaras on three separate occasions over the past eighteen months, each moment more memorable than the last.
Princess Amalia herself has professed a profound fascination with the world of royal jewelry, especially tiaras. In her biography, published before her 18th birthday in 2021, she shared, “I love tiaras. Show me a tiara, and I’ll know where it came from. I can recognize all the tiaras of Europe.” Her enthusiasm and knowledge of these regal accessories hint at a deep appreciation for her royal heritage and the stories encapsulated in each piece.
Therefore, I was inspired to create a video about the dazzling tiaras worn by Princess Amalia, the heir to the Dutch throne. We will explore not only the occasions and circumstances in which the future Queen of the Netherlands wore these magnificent headpieces but also the royal histories intertwined with each tiara.
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Ruby Peacock Tiara 
On April 17, Princess Amalia, made her mark with her first official diplomatic engagement at a dinner celebrating the visit by King Felipe and Queen Letizia of Spain. At the Royal Palace in Amsterdam, the 20-year-old Princess Amalia was resplendent in the Ruby Peacock Tiara, complemented by a matching necklace and earrings, and a navy cape dress. 
This was not Princess Amalia’s first choice of this distinguished headpiece. She debuted the Ruby Peacock Tiara in June 2023 at the royal wedding of Crown Prince Hussein to Princess Rajwa of Jordan. The Princess took a particular liking to this ensemble, wearing it once again at the wedding of Prince Ferdinand and Princess Marie of Schwarzenberg in July. 
Crafted in 1897 by Johann Eduard Schürmann & Co., the Dutch Ruby Peacock Tiara was commissioned by Queen Wilhelmina, incorporating rubies that once belonged to Queen Sophie, her father’s first wife. The tiara, featuring a detachable spray that mimics a peacock’s tail and encircled by diamond scrollwork, showcases diamonds and rubies. 
Over several years, Queen Wilhelmina assembled the Ruby Peacock parure, initially acquiring a necklace that mirrors the tiara’s design, followed by an expansive brooch, various bracelets, and earrings. Upon her death, instead of bequeathing the tiara to Queen Juliana, her successor, she left it to her granddaughter, Princess Irene. This decision diverged from Queen Juliana’s intention to consolidate the royal jewels within a family foundation to prevent their dispersion across Europe, a plan seemingly not supported by Queen Wilhelmina. 
Princess Irene frequently donned the tiara during the 1970s and early in her marriage. Following her divorce from Prince Carlos Hugo of Bourbon-Parma in 1981, she ceased wearing the Peacock tiara, leading to speculation about its sale. However, this rumor was dispelled when Princess Maxima, now Queen Maxima, wore the tiara during a state visit from Sweden in 2009, demonstrating its continued presence within the royal family. Since then, both Queen Maxima and Queen Beatrix, along with Princess Amalia, have been seen wearing the Ruby Peacock tiara.
The Dutch Star Tiara
In June 2022, at Princess Ingrid Alexandra of Norway’s 18th birthday gala, Queen Maxima and King Willem-Alexander’s eldest daughter made an elegant tiara debut, choosing the Dutch Star Tiara for the occasion. This headpiece holds sentimental value, being the same one Queen Maxima herself wore on her wedding day in 2002. The tiara, originally crafted in 2001 for Maxima Zorreguieta’s marriage to the then Prince of Orange, showcases a design of simplicity and elegance. It features a diamond band adorned with delicate diamond garlands, culminating in five prongs each topped with a ten-pointed diamond star. These stars, graduated in size and set in a closed setting encircled by a brilliant-cut diamond in the center, lend a royal charisma to the ensemble.
Part of the Dutch royal jewelry collection includes two distinct sets of star brooches—one with five ten-pointed stars and another with five twelve-pointed stars—with the former being selected for Maxima’s tiara. These ten-pointed star brooches, originating from Queen Emma who received them as a wedding gift, were seamlessly integrated into the tiara. Additionally, the collection features another twelve-pointed star brooch that belonged to Queen Wilhelmina.
The Dutch Sapphire Necklace Tiara
In October 2023, Princess Amalia appeared at Crown Prince Christian of Denmark’s 18th birthday celebration, donning the Sapphire Necklace Tiara. She adeptly matched her ensemble to the occasion, pairing her sapphire tiara with a cerulean cape dress for the Danish festivity.
Despite its moniker, the Sapphire Necklace Tiara does not convert back into a necklace. Originating from a dismantled necklace that belonged to Queen Emma, an ancestor of Princess Amalia, this exquisite tiara is a contemporary reimagining of various heirlooms, prominently featuring elements from Queen Emma’s Sapphire Parure. 
The collection, composed of diamond and sapphire jewels set in yellow gold and silver created between 1879 and 1882, includes a standout dog collar necklace adorned with eleven oval Kashmiri Sapphires. The necklace, featuring trefoil and fleurs-de-lis motifs, was mounted on a wire frame—likely included with the original piece—and was crowned with five of the six diamond and sapphire lozenge ornaments from the necklace part of the Wedding Gift Parure presented to Queen Wilhelmina in 1901.
Princess Margriet was the first royal to don this modern setting in 2009, soon followed by Princess Maxima, who wore the breathtaking Sapphire Necklace Tiara during Queen Margrethe II of Denmark’s 70th birthday celebrations in 2010. In 2014, Princess Beatrix also adorned this tiara for the first time, further entrenching its status as a significant piece within the royal family’s collection.
Mellerio Ruby Tiara
Adhering to the family tradition where only reigning and future Queens don the Tiara, the Princess of Orange first wore the Mellerio Ruby Tiara in 2012 at just eight years old, playfully trying it on as her mother prepared for an event, a moment she fondly recalled for her 18th birthday: 
“I used to put them (tiaras) on from my mother. Then there would be one on her make-up table and I would have it directly on my head. I really liked to be in my mother’s jewelry anyway. When I was very little. She was preparing for an important dinner and she shouted around the house, “Amalia, where’s that ring?”
A beloved piece among Dutch royals, the Mellerio Ruby Tiara has been adorned by generations, displaying its timeless design and unique style. Originating from the renowned French jewelry house Mellerio dits Meller, it was a lavish 30th birthday gift from King Wilhelm III to Queen Emma. 
Initially conceived to be set with sapphires, the final creation dazzled with rubies, forming part of an elaborate ensemble that included earrings, a stomacher, a necklace, a ring, and a bracelet. Intensely fond of this gift, Queen Emma wore it throughout her life, sometimes altering its appearance, such as swapping rubies for diamonds during periods of mourning. 
This tradition of wearing the tiara was continued by her daughter, Queen Wilhelmina, and subsequent generations, solidifying its place in the royal family’s legacy. Despite evolving personal tastes and occasional practical issues, like headaches mentioned by Princess Beatrix, the tiara remains an emblem of royal sophistication and heritage. Queen Maxima, celebrated for her exceptional style, has worn the tiara on multiple state occasions, underlining its importance in Dutch royal regalia.
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