A monumental tiara for a real historical wedding

The European monarchies go wedding in just a few days.On October 1, in the Cathedral of San Isaac, in St. Petersburg, the Grand Duke Jorge Mijáilovich, heir to the dynastic rights of the Romanov, with the Italian writer and consultant Rebecca Bettarini will marry.That is, they marry the son of the Grand Duchess María Vladimirovna and Prince Francisco Guillermo de Prussia with the daughter of Ambassador Roberto Bettarini.The civil link is this Friday, but to the religious ceremony, to which, by the way, they are invited, Don Juan Carlos and Mrs. Sofía, cousin of the father of Grand Duke Jorge, will take place a week later.

It will be, as usual to be the real links, an authentic luxury wedding with a perfect care of everything luxury of details.But these lines will be used to talk about a concrete of them, perhaps the most exclusive of the entire ceremony.And it is that the bride has chosen a spectacular tiara for the ceremony, which is inspired by the popular Kokoshnik, the traditional headdress that Russian women carried in the head until the nineteenth century and that, at present, its use has been restricted toThe members of the best traditional music groups in that country.

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Rebecca Bettarini wanted a completely new and created tiara for the most important day of his life.It will be white gold and will be set with more than 438 diamonds.The idea and realization has been carried out by the mythical firm Chaumet, who wanted to evoke a candle blown by the wind, in memory of the Naval Base of St. Petersburg, where the Grand Duke Jorge Mijáilovich currently works.

Chaumet's experts have used more than 800 hours of work in the elaboration of Lacis Tiara, an absolutely exclusive object that follows the line of others of the same firm that have service to beautify real heads since time immemorial.Not surprisingly, when Napoleon and Josefina were going to be crowned kings of Italy, back 1805, she was in charge of François-Regnault Nitot's jewelry talent, son of the founder of Chaumet, that love for the jewels moved her to her husband andThe couple was linked forever to a firm that now returns to the forefront of real news.