I didn’t receive anything, sorry!
But I have received two emails asking for the photos, I hope one of them was yours :) (If you don’t receive anything, ask again)
30 Day Royal Challenge
Day 11: Post a picture of your favorite royal tiara
The Fleur de Lys Tiara of Spain
This tiara, considered the most important diadem of their collection, called “La Buena” (The Good one) and only worn by the Queens of Spain, was a wedding present from King Alfonso XIII to his bride, Princess Victoria Eugenie of Battenberg. Made in 1906 by Ansorena with more than 500 diamonds set in platinum, it features the Fleur de Lys, the Bourbon’s emblem. (x)
(via alessandrahautumn)
Her Royal Highness the Infanta Isabel, La Chata, wearing her Mellerio Shell tiara.
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The Prince of Asturias, May 17, 2013.
Queen Sofía of Spain
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The three Ortiz Rocasolano sisters at their father’s second wedding in June 2004, Asturias.
Because I don’t want to. Leonor is still a kid and her parents should be able to decide when they expose her to the public. While it doesn’t work like this because the Spanish press doesn’t respect the ban on underage kids when it comes to the Royal Family it’s still not the same as some paparazzi shots taken on the street. I know it’s silly and that everybody can find the pictures on the internet now (and I’m posting photos from the same source) but this is my blog and this is what I think.
