Small crown of the house of Romanov

In 1891, in San Remo, Sofia Nikolaevna Merenberg, the granddaughter of the poet A.S. Pushkin and the daughter of the Prince of Nassau, married the Grand Duke Mikhail Mikhailovich Romanov. The bride received a golden crown as a gift from the groom. This regal jewelry was made by order of the Grand Duke by one of the most famous jewelry houses of those years, the firm “K. E. Bolin ", whose owners for two centuries, up to 1917, were court jewelers of six Russian emperors, and later - Swedish monarchs. old cut and rose cut. The weight of the diadem is 159.48 g. The crown amazed not only with its splendor, but also with its unusual design: it can be disassembled into six parts - earrings, three brooches and a necklace.