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Tiara Thursday: Six Years of Nobel Sparkle

The Nobel Prize Award Ceremony is coming up this weekend, on December 10th. It's usually the last tiara event of the calendar year, tiding us over until the Danish and Japanese families ring in the next one with their own tiara events. I always like to review a few past Nobel looks in advance, so I'm re-upping a post from last year with the sparkle of 2016 added!

In 2017, the Swedish royal calendar says we can expect the King, Queen, Crown Princess, Prince Daniel, Prince Carl Philip, Princess Sofia, Princess Madeleine, and Christopher O'Neill to attend the award ceremony. Princess Madeleine will be skipping the banquet that follows because of back problems due to pregnancy (it's several hours long). The whole gang will then also attend the King's Dinner held at the Royal Palace the following day, which is another tiara event.

Get your wish lists ready! And to help you with that, here's what we've seen in the past few years...

2016 Ceremony

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Queen Silvia: Leuchtenberg Sapphires

Crown Princess Victoria: Cut Steel Tiara and a bespoke H&M gown

Princess Sofia: Cut Steel Bandeau, worn for the first time, and a House of Dagmar dress

Princess Madeleine: Connaught Tiara and a Fadi El Khoury ensemble

2016 King's Dinner

The Royal Family with Yoshinori Ohsumi and Mariko Ohsumi
Photo: Kungahuset.se

They surprised us with a group shot from the dinner last year! (Can we get that again, pretty please?)

Queen Silvia: Nine Prong Tiara

Crown Princess Victoria: Princess Lilian's Laurel Wreath Tiara and a repeated Jenny Packham dress

Princess Sofia: Four Button Tiara worn for the first time, and a Stylein dress 

Princess Madeleine: Modern Fringe Tiara with the Connaught Tiara worn as a necklace for the first time in a long time

2015 Ceremony

Jonas Ekstromer/Kungahuset.se

Queen Silvia: Nine Prong Tiara
Crown Princess Victoria: Connaught Tiara, worn for the second time in full, with pieces from Queen Josephine’s Amethyst Parure and a By Malina dress
Princess Sofia: Her wedding tiara, emerald and diamond earrings from Queen Silvia's collection, and an Oscar de la Renta gown
Princess Madeleine: Swedish Aquamarine Kokoshnik Tiara and a Fadi El Khoury gown

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Princess Christina: Six Button Tiara

2014 Ceremony

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Queen Silvia: Leuchtenberg Sapphire Parure

Crown Princess Victoria: Baden Fringe Tiara and a mega gown by Pär Engsheden. This was Victoria's first time wearing the large diamond cross necklace from the family collection, and she wore the family's large diamond lozenge brooch in her hair.

Princess Sofia: She wore a little brooch in her hair with her Ida Sjöstedt dress, but no tiara since she wasn't married yet

Princess Madeleine: A Fadi El Khoury dress with the Modern Fringe Tiara and pieces from Queen Josephine’s Amethyst Parure

Princess Christina: Six Button Tiara

2013 Ceremony

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Queen Silvia: Nine Prong Tiara

Princess Christina: Six Button Tiara

2012 Ceremony

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Queen Silvia: Leuchtenberg Sapphire Parure

Crown Princess Victoria: Four Button Tiara with an added diamond rivière at the bottom, an Elie Saab gown, and the Bernadotte Emerald Demi-Parure, worn for the first time

Princess Madeleine: Queen Josephine’s Amethyst Parure, worn for the first time, and an Angel Sanchez dress

Princess Christina: Six Button Tiara

2011 Ceremony

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Queen Silvia: Nine Prong Tiara

Crown Princess Victoria: Six Button Tiara, with pieces of the Leuchtenberg Sapphire Parure worn for the first time with her Pär Engsheden gown

Princess Christina: Queen Sophia's Diamond and Pearl Tiara, which has since been stolen

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