The Brazilian Aquamarine Tiara - The Crown Jewels Copy Replica Fake Faux

The Brazilian Aquamarine Tiara 1957

The President and people of Brazil gave the Queen an Aquamarine Parure consisting of a necklace and earrings of aquamarines and diamonds for her coronation in 1953. In 1958, they added to the set by giving her a bracelet and large brooch to match. The Queen has also added to the set, commissioning a tiara from Garrard and Co. in 1957 which was substantially changed in 1971.
Blue stones were sought over a year to perfectly match. The stones are all large rectangular aquamarines, set in scrolls of diamonds and platinum. The tiara is a bandeau style piece, with three upright aquamarines with diamond scalloped surrounds. Apparently the uprights are detachable, as is the pendant of the necklace and can be worn as brooches. This set is one of the most modern items in Her Majesty's collection.
The Queen has worn the parure, as well as separate elements of it, quite often. It’s not among her most worn pieces but the parure has made quite a respectable number of appearances.
In 1971, the tiara was adapted to take four scroll ornaments from an aquamarine and diamond jewel given to the Queen by the Governor of Sao Paulo in 1968. For many years, it was assumed to have been the Smaller Aquamarine Tiara; however, its recent reappearance on the Countess of Wessex proves the tiara had not been used to create the Aquamarine Tiara.

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