fawe: The Poltimore Tiara, made for Florence, Lady Poltimore in the 1870’s and was purchased for Princess Margaret for her wedding to Antony Armstrong-Jones in 1960. It is a convertible piece of jewellery that can be broken down into a necklace and eleven brooches, as Margaret often did especially prior to her wedding. The tiara met a rather horrid fate (seen with a royalists eyes) when, after Princess Margaret’s death in 2002, it was set on a Christie’s auction in 2006 being sold for £926,400. (via imgTumble)

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The Poltimore Tiara, made for Florence, Lady Poltimore in the 1870’s and was purchased for Princess Margaret for her wedding to Antony Armstrong-Jones in 1960. It is a convertible piece of jewellery that can be broken down into a necklace and eleven brooches, as Margaret often did especially prior to her wedding. The tiara met a rather horrid fate (seen with a royalists eyes) when, after Princess Margaret’s death in 2002, it was set on a Christie’s auction in 2006 being sold for £926,400.

(via imgTumble)