Two days ago, we received the sad news of the passing of the beloved Princess Astrid of Norway, Mrs Ferner at the age of 94! Queen Alexandra’s spectacular Turquoise Tiara worn for decades by the late Princess Astrid will now return to the main line of the Norwegian Royal Family.
The Norwegian Royal Court has announced the death of Princess Astrid of Norway, who passed away in her sleep on September 11th, at the age of 94, two days after the funeral of her brother, King Harald V! The First Lady of Norway for her grandfather and father from 1954 to 1968, the late Princess Astrid had been a working member of the Norwegian Royal Family for over 75 years!
Seven Kings and Ten Queens were among the Royal Guests and Relatives at the Funeral of King Harald V of Norway at Oslo Cathedral on September 9th, following a Procession from the Royal Palace of Oslo and followed by a Reception at the Royal Palace of Oslo.
Following the Funeral of King Harald V of Norway at Oslo Cathedral and the Burial at the Akershus Fortress, the Norwegian Royal Family appeared on the Palace Balcony and held a Reception for Foreign Royalty and Heads of State at the Royal Palace of Oslo on the afternoon of September 9th.
Following the passing of King Harald V and the Accession of King Haakon VIII, Royalty and Heads of State from the around the World joined the Norwegian Royal Family in the Procession from the Royal Palace of Oslo for the Funeral of King Harald V of Norway at Oslo Cathedral on September 9th, which was followed by a Procession to the Akershus Fortress for the Burial and a Reception for Foreign Royalty and Heads of State at the Royal Palace of Oslo.
Royal Guests and Relatives have arrived in Oslo last night ahead of the Funeral of King Harald V of Norway at Oslo Cathedral on September 9th, following the passing of King Harald V and the Accession of King Haakon VIII.
Following the passing of King Harald V and the Accession of King Haakon VIII, Royalty and Heads of State from the around the World will join the Norwegian Royal Family in the Procession from the Royal Palace of Oslo for the Funeral of King Harald V of Norway at Oslo Cathedral on Wednesday, followed by a Procession to the Akershus Fortress for the Burial.
Following the passing of King Harald V and the Accession of King Haakon VIII, Royalty and Heads of State from the around the World have given their Condolences to the Norwegian Royal Family upon on the Death of King Harald V of Norway!
The Norwegian Royal Family joined King Haakon VIII of Norway as he took an oath to the Norwegian Constitution at the Stortinget in Oslo on September 1st, following the following the passing of King Harald V and the Accession Cabinet of King Haakon VIII.
Following the passing of King Harald V at the Rikshospitalet in Oslo, a Cabinet Meeting, and Transfer to the Royal Place of Oslo, the Coffin of the late King Harald V of Norway has been transferred in a Procession through the State Rooms of the Royal Palace of Oslo to the Palace Chapel on August 31st.
Following the passing of King Harald V at the Rikshospitalet in Oslo, a Cabinet Meeting, and Transfer to the Royal Place of Oslo, King Haakon VIII of Norway has delivered a Speech to the Norwegian People from the Royal Palace of Oslo on August 29th, the 58th Wedding Anniversary of King Harald and Queen Sonja.
Following his passing at the Rikshospitalet in Oslo, the remains of the late King Harald V of Norway were transferred in a Procession to the Royal Palace of Oslo on August 28th, where they will lie-in-state until the Funeral. Earlier, there was extraordinary Cabinet Meeting at the Royal Palace of Oslo.
Following the passing of King Harald V of Norway, the new King Haakon VIII of Norway convened an extraordinary Cabinet Meeting at the Royal Palace of Oslo to proclaim his Accession to the Norwegian Throne on August 28th.
The Norwegian Royal Court has announced the death of King Harald V of Norway, who has passed away at the Rikshospitalet in Oslo at the age of 89, after being treated at the blood disease hemolytic anemia in recent weeks. The popular Norwegian King for thirty-five years grew up in the United States during the Second World War and was the first Norwegian-born Monarch to inherit the Throne in over 600 years.
Royal Ladies wore spectacular Heirloom Tiaras at the Wedding of Crown Prince Haakon of Norway and Mette-Marit Tjessem Høiby at Oslo Cathedral, as Six Kings, Eight Queens, Seven Heirs and numerous Princes and Princesses joined the Norwegian Royal Family to celebrate the Wedding.
Happy Birthday to Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway, who turns 53 today! The once controversial single mother set to be the future Queen of Norway, who is now suffering from pulmonary fibrosis and recently had a lung transplant, after featuring all of her Jewels a few years ago, we are revisiting on Princess Ragnhild’s Diamond and Pearl Brooch!
Princess Maud of Wales received several spectacular Jewels from Royal Relatives and the British High Society when she married Prince Charles of Denmark on this day in 1896, 130 years ago, several years before they were appointed the King and Queen of Norway!
Happy Birthday to Queen Sonja of Norway, who turns 89 today! The artistic commoner who became the first Norwegian-born Queen of Norway, Queen Sonja’s jewellery collection has a nice mix of heirloom jewels and modern acquisitions, which includes Queen Alexandra’s Diamond Flower Brooch!
Royal Guests and Relatives have joined the Swedish Royal Family to celebrate the Golden Wedding Anniversary of King Carl XVI Gustaf and Queen Silvia of Sweden in a series of celebrations in Stockholm on June 13th, just weeks after celebrating the 80th Birthday of King Carl XVI Gustaf.
The Norwegian Royal Family celebrated Constitution Day, the National Day of Norway, on May 17th by greeting the annual Children’s Parade in Asker from Skaugum (residence of the Crown Princely family) and another from the balcony of the Royal Palace of Oslo.
