parure

It is worn in the photograph above together with the rest of her pearl parure.

She chose a delicate parure as being the least overwhelming.

She inherited the creepy ancestral parure a few years ago.

The Brazil Parure is one of the most modern jewels in the collection.

As blue as the sapphires in her mother's parure.

A parure is a set of various items of matching jewelry, which rose to popularity in 17th century Europe.

He brought with him the marquess' bride gift, a splendid diamond parure, far grander than the one she had rejected.

The underlying thrust is morality: the woman in 'La Parure' loses everything by her pointless longing.

The married ladies are all sporting marquis-shaped diamonds on their wedding fingers, and the scheming Angelica is never without a dazzling parure.

Maupassant's 'La Parure' tells the story of a woman who is bitterly dissatisfied with her lower middle-class, unexciting husband.

In 1969, the Queen wore the complete parure when she and the Duke of Edinburgh attended a charity concert.

This city was their turf, as surely their heritage as Aunt Gertrude's diamond parure.

Beyond various items of matching jewelry, a parure is an entire wardrobe, or suite, of matching jewelry.

"Caroline's parure," he explained.

But the major parure of the exhibition in the neo-classical style is in carnelian and pearls with delicate chains of gold leaves.

The Leuchtenberg sapphire parure, now part of the Swedish royal family jewel foundation, is attributed to Nitot.

Yet another piece de légende for was the sapphire kokoshnik tiara made by Cartier in 1909 together with the rest of her sapphire parure.

Traité des pierres précieuses et de la maniere de les employer en parure.

The parure, later given to the Duchess of Gloucester, consisted of three 1850 turquoise brooches, a tiara, a necklace, and earrings.

Her Royal Highness has worn every piece in the parure known to have been given to her late mother-in-law Princess Alice.

In August 1951, upon her 21st birthday, Princess Margaret was given the antique parure of Persian turquoises set in diamonds.

Matilde based on Guy de Maupassant's story, "La Parure" (The Necklace).

It was part of the Queen Mary's parure of emeralds and diamonds made for the 1911 Durbar, which also included a necklace, stomacher, brooch and earrings.

The ruby parure contained the 5 carat Beauharnais ruby, bought from descendants of Josephine de Beauharnais, set in a Cartier tiara.

The parure of a princess of the Middle Kingdom, hidden so well under the floor of her tomb that it escaped the tomb robbers who looted her mummy.