Russian tiara

Imperial Family Jewels

A diamond Kokoshnik tiara, formed of sixty-one graduated bars rising to the centre and pave-set with 488 brilliants.

Looks just like Anastasia's tiara

Imelda Marcos ;In the Book "Jewels of the Tsars" by Prince Michael of Greece, he says and I quote "Tiara of pearls and diamonds made for Empress Alexandra Feodorovna, wife of Nicholas I, by the Swedish jeweler Bolin in 1843. was sold after the Revolution, when it was bought by the Duke of Marlborough for his wife Gladys, who later sold it in her turn. On this occasion it was bought by Imelda Marcos.

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Above: Tiara in the form of a Russian kokoshnik, dating to the early 19th century. It originally belonged to Empress Elizaveta Alekseevna, the wife of Tsar Alexander I. Image via Pinterest. Below: Photograph of Empress Alexandra Fyodorovna wearing the tiara, 1910s. Image via Wikimedia Commons. CLICK FOR LARGER IMAGES.

These sparkling diamond and emerald tiaras are modeled and named after the old Russian headdress.

Following the Russian Revolution, the Bolsheviks ransacked the Romanov palaces, taking most of the Fabergé eggs, along with huge amounts of imperial gold, silver, jewels, and Russian Orthodox icons. After the Romanovs were executed, the House of Fabergé was nationalized and looted by the Bolsheviks.

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