- A
parure (/pəˈrʊər/) is a set of
various items of
matching jewelry,
which rose to po****rity in
early 19th-century Europe. A
parure typically consists...
- "The Necklace" (French: La
Parure) is a
short story by
French writer Guy de Maup****ant. It is
known for its
twist ending (ironic ending),
which was a hallmark...
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parure is a set of
matching jewellery to be used
together which first became po****r in 17th-century Europe. The
Brazilian Parure, or
Braganza Parure...
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including the
Leuchtenberg Sapphire Parure,[citation needed] a
suite of
amethyst jewels,[citation needed] and the
Cameo Parure, worn by Sweden's
royal brides...
- In 1969,
Elizabeth wore the
complete parure to a
charity concert. This set, a
larger diamond and
pearl parure made by
Garrard in 1862, was commissioned...
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containing Cullinan VIII and
forming part of the
stomacher of the
Delhi Durbar parure. Cullinan VI
along with VIII can also be ****ed
together to make yet another...
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commissioned diadem was to be the
centrepiece of a
parure for Napoleon's
second wife,
Marie Louise of Austria. The
parure also
included matching earrings, a necklace...
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Historical Review 98.3 (1993): 657–684.
Simon Bliss, "'L’intelligence de la
parure':
Notes on
Jewelry Wearing in the 1920s."
Fashion Theory 20.1 (2016): 5–26...
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Principessa di Piemonte).
Among the
wedding gifts was a
turquoise and
diamond parure, worn by the
bride at her pre-wedding reception, and a
diamond bow worn...
- The
Queen Farida of
Egypt red
coral parure by Ascione, made in 1938 in Naples,
Coral Jewellery Museum...
