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Speaking of Spain, the first reaction of many friends may be football. In fact, the Spanish royal family is also quite local tyrants. Although the jewels of the Spanish royal family are not as many as those of the British royal family that we are familiar with, their jewels are also classics.

Many jewels of the Spanish royal family have been handed down from generation to generation and have the same meaning as family heirlooms in our culture. And this crown of iris is one of the most famous jewels in Spanish royal jewels. This crown is a wedding gift from Alfonso XIII to Queen Enna. It was made by 1906.

It is shaped like a shiny crown with three irises on it. Iris is also a very meaningful flower in western culture. Many royal families use this element to make crowns or other jewelry, especially the iris crown in Spain.

It is said that Queen Enna not only likes jewelry, but after collecting more and more jewelry, she followed the example of her British grandmother, Queen Victoria, and designated all her most important jewelry as "heirlooms", demanding that it can only be passed from one monarch to another.

Especially this crown of iris, it is said that iris is a symbol of Bourbon dynasty, and this crown can only be worn by the Queen of Spain by default. So now Queen leticia finally wears this crown on various important occasions.

Although the pearl crown in the picture is not as famous as the iris crown, it is also very beautiful and exquisite. It is said that Alfonso gave Queen Enna a very luxurious diamond pearl crown and a diamond bow brooch in the early days. Queen Enna later transformed the crown and turned the pearl hanging in the middle into a huge aquamarine. There is also a huge aquamarine necklace and a pair of earrings in the crown.

Unfortunately, this set of crown jewels was later passed on to her daughter Beatrice by King Enna. Beatrice gave the crown to her daughter, and when her daughter got married, her daughter took it out of the Spanish royal family. If the crown is still in the Spanish royal family, it is bound to be another set of jewelry that many people remember.

However, if we study these royal jewels more, we will find an interesting phenomenon. When the beautiful queen married the princess, many beautiful crowns were brought from one royal family to another. Perhaps Queen Enna has this insight, so it is stipulated in her will that these heirlooms can only be passed from one monarch to the next, and cannot flow into sideline business.

Therefore, the jewels of the Spanish royal family that we see today are largely grown and passed down from Queen Enna. Even so, some of Queen Enna's jewels were passed on to her daughter and flowed into other royal families. If all those jewels were preserved, would there be more jewels in the Spanish royal family than in the British royal family now?

In addition to these crowns, other jewels of the Spanish royal family are also impressive. For example, this pearl necklace worn by Queen Sophia often attracts many turns. Every pearl on this pearl necklace is round and full. The pendant in the middle of the necklace is a small round ruby surrounded by two circles of diamonds.

This necklace was inherited by Queen Sophia from her mother, Queen Frederick of Greece. When my friend saw this picture, he couldn't help teasing. It turns out that pearls and diamonds don't match because our pearls are too small.

Another interesting thing I found is that there are quite a few pearl styles in these jewels of the Spanish royal family. Moreover, these pearls are more or less similar to those of the British royal family. For example, this pearl necklace and this pearl brooch worn by Queen Sophia are sometimes compared with those of Elizabeth II by friends.

Friends who are familiar with British royal jewelry must be very impressed by Elizabeth II's pearl necklace or Princess Diana's pearl wedge necklace, but I don't know if you think it's beautiful in the Spanish royal family or the British royal family, or if carrots and vegetables have their own flavors.

However, with the passage of time, there will be no queen in the Spanish royal family for a long time, so these jewels exclusively belonging to the Queen of Spain will become Princess leonor, and then these jewels will be passed on to the beautiful princess. It may take time to witness.