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1. thetudortravelguide.com › the-chequers-ring-theThe Chequers' Ring & The Woman in the Portrait

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   The fabulous Chequers’ Ring, so-called because it resides in Chequers, the UK Prime Minister’s country residence, has long been an object of mystery and speculation. Rarely on view to the public, it is one of the most intensely personal objects, once belonging to Elizabeth I.

2. thevintagecompactshop.com › the-history-of-locketsThe History of Lockets, Queen Elizabeth I Locket Ring And ...

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   Feb 21, 2021 · This post answers these questions: 1. What is the history of the locket? 2. Why lockets are named lockets? 3. What do the symbols on a locket mean? 4. What is the difference between a locket and a pendant? 5. How can you tell if a locket is antique? 6. What is the Chequers Ring?

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4. www.theanneboleynfiles.com › the-mystery-of-theThe Mystery of the Chequers Ring – Article and Giveaway by ...

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   Apr 15, 2013 · This latter ring, shrouded in mystery, tells us as much about the queen’s heart as does the former. The ring is generally referred to as the Chequers ring because its permanent home is now at the British Prime Minister’s country home, Chequers, and under the authority of its trustees.

5. onthetudortrail.com › 24 › elizabeth-i-locket-ringElizabeth I Locket Ring - On the Tudor Trail

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   Mar 24, 2011 · This beautiful ring was removed from Elizabeth I’s finger after her death on March 24 th 1603. The Elizabethan ring is mother-of-pearl, the band is set with rubies and the ‘E’ contains six diamonds set over a blue enamel ‘R’. A stunning pearl is also clearly visible.

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   Sep 29, 2023 · She accidentally caught a volleyball with her engagement ring hand, instantly flattening the ring and causing the diamond to pop out and disappear. She went on to test out various solutions to...

7. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Chequers_RingChequers Ring - Wikipedia

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   The Chequers Ring is one of the few surviving pieces of jewellery worn by Queen Elizabeth I of England. The mother-of-pearl ring, set with gold and rubies, includes a locket with two portraits, one depicting Elizabeth and the other traditionally identified as Elizabeth's mother Anne Boleyn, but possibly her step-mother Catherine Parr.

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   Did Queen Elizabeth I have a locket ring?

   • QUEEN ELIZABETH I LOCKET RING On the death of Queen Elizabeth I a ring she wore every day was found to be a locket ring. Contained within the ring was a secret compartment with a portrait of herself and also of her mother, Anne Boleyn, who was executed on the orders of her father, King Henry VIII, when she was only two years old.

   The History of Lockets, Queen Elizabeth I Locket Ring And Queen

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   Why is Chequers' Ring so famous?

   • he fabulous Chequers’ Ring, so-called because it resides in Chequers, the UK Prime Minister’s country residence, has long been an object of mystery and speculation. Rarely on view to the public, it is one of the most intensely personal objects, once belonging to Elizabeth I.

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   Who owns the Chequers Ring?

   • The ring was previously in the possession of the Home family, ‘having been given from the English royal treasures by James I to the then Lord Home’ (Ives, Pg. 42). Today the ring is often referred to as the ‘Chequers ring’ as it belongs to the Trustees of Chequers, the prime minister’s country residence.

   Elizabeth I Locket Ring - On the Tudor Trail

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   When was the first locket ring made?

   • According to most sources, the first appearance of the locket ring was in 1575. Traditionally, lockets are gifts. Inside might be a portrait of a lover or a child, or perhaps a lock of hair from someone who had passed on.

   The Mystery of the Chequers Ring - The Anne Boleyn Files

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   Did Elizabeth I have a Chequers Ring?

   • And that is the Chequers’ Ring, which once belonged to Elizabeth I. An up-close image of the Chequers’ Ring shows the Mother of Pearl hoop, bejewelled on its external surface with rubies. The monogram ‘ER’ is seen on the bezel: the ‘E’ In diamonds and the ‘R’ beneath in blue enamel. I t intrigues me for two reasons.

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   What is in a Elizabeth I Pearl & Ruby locket ring?

   • Elizabeth I pearl and ruby locket ring contains miniature portraits of Elizabeth I c. 1575 and her mother, Anne Boleyn.

   Elizabeth I Locket Ring - On the Tudor Trail

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9. www.thecourtjeweller.com › 2015 › 03Joséphine’s Jewels: Myths and Legends - The Court Jeweller

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   Mar 9, 2015 · The former royal family of Hanover owns a diamond tiara that is said to have been worn by Joséphine: the Brunswick Tiara. The diadem includes design motifs that were commonly used during the period when Joséphine was empress, but the chain of ownership is murky.