The Duchess of Teck's Emperor of Austria Brooch
The Duchess of Teck's Emperor of Austria Brooch - Queen Mary Of Teck Jewels - The Teck Emperor Of Austria Brooch Corsage
Historical Information :
The brooch was gifted to Princess Mary Adelaide, Duchess of Teck (mother of HM Queen Mary) by Emperor of Australia, in 1870. Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II inherited the brooch from her grandmother, HM Queen Mary in 1953.
About The Product :
✧Metal Type : Stainless Steel
✧Plating Type : 925 Sterling Silver
✧Stones : 4A Cubic Zirconia
✧Pearls : Freshwater Pearl
✧Height : 30 mm - 1.2"
✧Width : 60 mm - 2.3"
✧Width of Pearls : 6-7 mm
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⦁ This product is an inspired reproduction of a historical jewel.
⦁ Due to the manufacturing process, there may be slight differences in the provided measurements.
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The Duchess of Teck's Emperor of Austria Brooch holds a special place among the early jewels of the British royal family, and is particularly prominent in the collection of Mary of Teck.he Duchess of Teck's Emperor of Austria Brooch holds a special place among the early jewels of the British royal family, and is particularly prominent in the collection of Mary of Teck. The brooch has a circular design in the form of a braid, with pearls in the middleuchess of Teck's Emperor of Austria Brooch holThhe Duchess of Teck's Emperor of Austria Brooch holds a special place among the early jewels of the British royal family, and is particularly prominent in the collection of Mary of Teck. The brooch has a circular design in the form of a braid, with pearls in the middle, and around it twelve pieces of diamonds are elegantly arranged in cut stone slots. The chain made of gold and three removable baroque pearl pendants enhance the elegance of the brooch. The design was created by A. in Vienna around 1870.E. It shows great similarity with the drawings belonging to the Köchert workshop.
The brooch was given to Prince Francis, son of Francis, Duke of Teck, in 1870. In Prince Francis' will, it was stated that this jewel was given to him by his godfather, Emperor Francis Joseph of Austriarooch was given to Prince Francis, son of Francis, Duke of Teck, in 1870. In Prince Francis' will, it was stated that this jewel was given to him by his godfather, Emperor Francis JosepThhe brooch was given to Prince Francis, son of Francis, Duke of Teck, in 1870. In Prince Francis' will, it was stated that this jewel was given to him by his godfather, Emperor Francis Joseph of Austria. The chain of ownership of the brooch is quite remarkable: Prince Francis' will and draft notes provided for the jewel to pass to Eleanor Constance, Countess of Kilmorey, who later became D.T. (It is arranged to include Adolphus Teck), his grandchildren George and Margaret Teck, and other heirs. These details demonstrate the historical and familial significance of the brooch.
Prince Francis was known throughout his life for his gambling and social activities, and he displayed a character that was prone to spending rather than living a disciplined life. His mother, Princess Mary Adelaide of Teck, had difficulty controlling her son's habits, but left him a significant legacy of jewelsrince Francis was known throughout his life for his gambling and social activities, and he displayed a character that was prone to spending rather than living a disciplined life. His mother, Princess Mary Adelaide of Teck, had difficulty controlling her son's habits, but left him a significant legacy of jewels. In this context, the Emperor of Austria Brooch is not only an aesthetic piece, but also a symbol of the historical lifestyle of Mary of Teck and her family.
Mary of Teck, later known as Queen Mary of England, used these jewels for both official events and private ceremonies. The brooch's pearls and diamond-encrusted details highlight Mary of Teck's elegant and aristocratic styleary of Teck, later known as Queen Mary of England, used these jewels for both official events and private ceremonies. The brooch's pearls and diamond-encrusted details highlight Mary of Teck's elegant and aristocratic style. Each stone is carefully placed and positioned in such a way as to contribute to the aesthetic integrity of the brooch. Therefore, the Emperor of Austria Brooch is not only a jewel, but also has gone down in history as a representative of the British royal jewelry tradition, family heritage and Mary of Teck's personal style.
Today, the brooch is still a major focus of interest for royal history enthusiasts and collectors.oday, the brooch is still a major focus of interest for royal history enthusiasts and collectors. With both its historical and aesthetic value, The Duchess of Teck's Emperor of Austria Brooch occupies a spe.