Happy Birthday to Crown Princess Mary of Denmark, who turns 49 today! The Australian commoner who is set to be the future Queen of Denmark, she has a variety of heirloom jewels at her disposal, but Crown Princess Mary also has a varied collection of contemporary jewels, including today’s striking Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen Hairpiece/Brooch!
The Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen Leaf Brooch features pave-set diamond leaves within a design of gold leaves, with the modern headpiece coming from Ole Lynggaard’s ‘Petit Frost’ collection. The larger headpiece is very versatile and can be worn as a smaller brooch and probably a few other configurations, created by Charlotte Lynggaard from Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen, one of the most well known and talented jewellery designers, who also made Crown Princess Mary’s Midnight Tiara.
The striking Ole Lynggaard Hairpiece first made an appearance at King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden’s 70th Birthday Banquet in 2016, when it was worn instead of a Tiara. The Hairpiece was paired with Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen Lotus Earrings and the Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen Winter Frost Ring, and made such an impression that an Ole Lynggaard Hairpiece was worn by Princess Sofia of Sweden for the Canadian State Visit to Sweden a few months later.
In 2017, Crown Princess Mary wore a smaller version of the Ole Lynggaard Hairpiece as a Brooch at the start of the King Philippe and Queen Mathilde’s State Visit to Denmark. Two months later, she wore the Brooch again for a Business Visit to Sweden, during which Crown Princess Mary and Crown Princess Victoria visited the Ole Lynggaard Store in Stockholm.
In 2018, Crown Princess Mary wore her Ole Lynggaard Brooch for the French State Visit to Denmark, when it was paired with her Ole Lynggaard Frost Earrings. A few months later, it was worn again for a Business Visit to Rome, aimed to promote Danish Business and Design. There is no doubt we will continue to see this versatile Brooch for years to come!
In 2026, Queen Mary of Denmark wore her Ole Lynggaard Brooch in her hair at the State Banquet at Government House in Canberra.
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The Jewels of the Queens of Denmark
The Danish Emerald Parure
The Danish Pearl Poiré Tiara
The Danish Ruby Parure
Danish Diamond Bandeau
Wedding Tiara
Diamond Necklace Tiara
Midnight Tiara
Danish Diamond Rivière
‘Belle Epoque’ Diamond Earrings
Duchess of Leuchtenberg’s Pearl Bracelet
Wedding Earrings
Diamond Fringe Earrings
Midnight Tiara
‘Belle Epoque’ Diamond Earrings
Wedding Earrings
Diamond Fringe Earrings
Aquamarine Jewels
Amethyst Earrings
Connaught Sapphire Brooch
Diamond Flower Brooch
Antique Turquoise Parure
Diamond Flower Earrings
Ole Lynggaard Brooch
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The Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen Leaf Brooch features pave-set diamond leaves within a design of gold leaves, with the modern headpiece coming from Ole Lynggaard’s ‘Petit Frost’ collection. The larger headpiece is very versatile and can be worn as a smaller brooch and probably a few other configurations, created by Charlotte Lynggaard from Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen, one of the most well known and talented jewellery designers, who also made Crown Princess Mary’s Midnight Tiara.
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The striking Ole Lynggaard Hairpiece first made an appearance at King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden’s 70th Birthday Banquet in 2016, when it was worn instead of a Tiara. The Hairpiece was paired with Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen Lotus Earrings and the Ole Lynggaard Copenhagen Winter Frost Ring, and made such an impression that an Ole Lynggaard Hairpiece was worn by Princess Sofia of Sweden for the Canadian State Visit to Sweden a few months later.
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In 2017, Crown Princess Mary wore a smaller version of the Ole Lynggaard Hairpiece as a Brooch at the start of the King Philippe and Queen Mathilde’s State Visit to Denmark. Two months later, she wore the Brooch again for a Business Visit to Sweden, during which Crown Princess Mary and Crown Princess Victoria visited the Ole Lynggaard Store in Stockholm.
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In 2018, Crown Princess Mary wore her Ole Lynggaard Brooch for the French State Visit to Denmark, when it was paired with her Ole Lynggaard Frost Earrings. A few months later, it was worn again for a Business Visit to Rome, aimed to promote Danish Business and Design. There is no doubt we will continue to see this versatile Brooch for years to come!
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