Creation: This tiara was made by Van Kempen & Sons in 1879 using older pieces of jewelry made by Rundell, Bridge, & Rundell.  Sometime before 1898, the bottom section was removed and the top section continued to be used as a tiara. 
Materials: pearls and diamonds
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| Queen Emma | 
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| Queen Emma | 
Provenance: 
- Queen Emma of the Netherlands née Princess of Waldeck and Pyrmont; from her husband, King Willem III of the Netherlands on the occasion of their 1879 marriage
 - Queen Wilhelmina of the Netherlands; from her mother
 - Queen Juliana of the Netherlands; from her mother
 - Orange Nassau Family Foundation
 
Questions: 
- Does the top section of the tiara still exist intact?
 - Was the bottom portion used to create the Stuart House Parure?
 
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| Queen Wilhelmina | 
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| Queen Wilhelmina | 
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