Spanish Fleu de Lys Tiara, La Buena (The Good One) Crown Jewels Copy Fake Faux Reproduction Replica

Queen Ena’s La Buena Tiara (also called theSpanish Fleur-de-Lys Tiara).
1906

THE FACTS
Created for Queen Ena`s Wedding it was a present from King Alfonso XIII to his bride, who was known then as Princess Victoria Eugenie of Battenberg.
It was a somewhat disastrous wedding (her mother-in-law wasn’t supportive and some of the Spanish people were pretty leery of an English-born Queen (formerly Princess Victoria Eugenie of Battenberg)). Then there was the anarchist that threw a bomb at the wedding carriage on their way back to the palace. Several lookers-on died. Ena even ended up with the blood of one of her guards on her wedding dress.

Created in 1906 by the jeweller Ansorena, of Madrid, which had been the court jeweller since 1860, with more than 500 diamonds set in platinum, its design primarily includes the Fleur-de-Lys – a symbol of heraldry and of the House of Bourbon, Spain’s reigning family.

It is adjustable. Queen Ena wore it in a very tight circle coronet style for her wedding, while on another occasion in 1922 she wore it in a more open fashion. It’s been worn in the open fashion ever since. The tiara has an assortment of hinges that makes it possible to use it opened or closed.

This tiara is the most important diadem of the Spanish collection, called “La Buena” (The Good one) and only worn by the Queens of Spain.

The first time Queen Sofia wore the tiara was in 1983 during a State Visit from the King and Queen of Sweden.

This copy in cubic zirconia comes from our friends in China. At the time of writing (2020) it sells for £47.00, that's around $55.00 in good old USA money.

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