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gave her an upper abillment set with 10 table diamonds, 9 rock rubies, and 38 small pearls, with another abillment of rock rubies and fair pearls, and a third abillment of diamonds, rock rubies and pearls. He gave other jewels at this time, including a cross set with diamonds and three pendant pearls
653:
Another item in
Elizabeth's collection in 1587 was a miniature case, "a tablet with a story on the one side and a table balas ruby in the midst, and on the other side a city having in the top thereof five little diamonds and nineteen little rubies and a great square diamond underneath and within the
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Mary received another whistle from the Jewel House on 3 December 1554 which was joined to a dragon set with emeralds. Mary wore a girdle around her waist, sometimes with a descending extension attached to a jewel, pomander, or book. One girdle had 15 diamonds and 15 rubies in pairs, alternating with
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arraying herself elegantly and magnificently, and her garments are of two sorts; the one, a gown such as men wear, but fitting very close, with an under-petticoat which has a very long train; and this is her ordinary costume, being also that of the gentlewomen of
England. The other garment is a gown
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painted Mary with apparently realistic pieces of jewellery. His depictions may reflect an informed interest, as some members of his family, François
Eeuwouts and Nicholas Eeuwouts, were goldsmiths and stone cutters. In his portraits of Mary, based on a sitting in the winter after her coronation, a
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A gown of Mary's described in a later royal inventory may have been the one worn on her wedding day; a French gown of rich gold tissue, with a border of purple satin, all over embroidered with purls of damask gold and pearls, lined with purple taffeta. Her embroiderer was called
Guilliam Brallot.
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in
December 1537. She had items of costume embroidered with 581 pearls in total. A lace for her neck had 67 pearls, a "nether abillment" had 33 great pearls, another "nether abillment" had 38 lesser sized pearls, an upper abillment had 40 pearls, and another upper abillment had 80 mean or lesser
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and a "Jesus" or the initials "IHS" set with diamonds and three pendant pearls, a brooch with the story of
Abraham set with a fair table diamond and another Abraham brooch set with 7 diamonds and a ruby, and a tablet or locket with Solomon's temple on one side a portcullis on the other.
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Item a rich coller of 18 pieces, whereof 9 with
Cyphers of the letters P: M: and 9. of diamonds, 8 of them poynted and one a table; which was brought out of the Tower by his Majesties direction and geven to her Majestie, agaynst the maske at twelfnyght 1607. every piece havinge a pearl
713:, a member of her household since 1525, including three brooches, a "pointed diamond", and several other pieces recorded in the Harley MS 7376 inventory. She gave a gold brooch depicting Saint George to the "Mistress Nurse's daughter", perhaps her namesake Mary Penn, the daughter of
448:, she wore a "diamond mounted on a setting in the form of a rose, with a huge pearl hanging down onto the chest", described in an Italian account of the wedding as "jewellery on the breast with a diamond in the centre, which the Prince had sent from Spain as a present, worth 60,000
217:, a sable skin with a gold head with a ruby tongue and gold feet and paws, which appears the inventory of Henry VIII. Some of the jewels had been issued for weddings, and Edward VI had requested by warrant a diamond jewel with a pendant pearl for Mary to wear in April 1553.
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fabric set with pearls and precious stones, with a newly made gold circlet or coronet like a "hooped garland" also set with precious stones. According to some chronicle narratives, she had to hold these heavy items on her head with her hands. These comments may imply
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for help recovering
Arbella's jewels. A list of 21 jewels in a casket bequeathed Arbella by Margaret Douglas, and kept by Thomas Fowler was made in April 1590. It includes an "H" of gold set with a rock ruby, and a gold sable head set with diamonds for a
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A copy of an inventory of royal jewels made in 1550 was used to record items issued from the Jewel House to Mary. On 4 June 1556, she requested a pair of steel and gold bracelets, black enamelled, each set with 9 small diamonds and 3 larger diamonds.
182:, was given a tablet locket with a clock, enamelled black, which had also belonged to the Duchess of Somerset. Mary got custody of jewels which had belonged to her father and mother, Henry VIII and Catherine of Aragon, in 1553 when she became queen.
728:
received a gold pomander with a dial or clock set in it. On 21 September 1553, Mary gave
Elizabeth the brooch of Pyramus and Thisbe and a pair of white coral prayer beads, with a number of other jewels recorded in Harley 7376.
55:
in 1831. Some pieces are listed twice. Two surviving drawings feature a ribbon with the inscription, "MI LADI PRINSIS". The
British Library also has an inventory of the jewels she inherited on coming to the throne in 1553.
378:. Mary's jewels included, an "H and K" with a large emerald and a large pearl pendant, a gold whistle in the form of a mermaid, her torso enameled white and her tail of mother-of-pearl, with bracelets and "habiliments".
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and Rogier Horton worked for her. Another name that appears in her records is "Raynolds," which may refer to Robert Reynes, who was granted a coat of arms in 1558. On 25 July 1554, she ordered some of the jewels in the
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in 1559, some of which had been Mary's. The list includes a tablet with an Imperial spread eagle of diamonds on one side and two diamond pillars and the Emperor's word on the other, with a closed crown and the
1733:(Manchester, 2020), p. 140: See TNA SP 14/63 f.116: Jemma Field, 'A Cipher of A and C set on the one Syde with diamonds: Anna of Denmark's Jewellery and the Politics of Dynastic Display', Erin Griffey,
346:) includes a tablet, made book fashion, with the story of David and three sapphires on the other side. There were two diamond set brooches with story of David and Goliath in the Jewel House in 1559.
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at this time, decorated with gold and jewel-set bands of "billiments". She gave pairs of billiments of "goldsmith work" to the ladies and gentlewomen in her coronation procession, including Mistress
613:
605:
631:, with three pendant pearls; with a "picture of Queen Marie in golde with a boxe of wood"; and a "little tablet of ten pearls which was one of the Queen's majesty's that now is (Elizabeth's), as
224:(Harley 7376), has marginal notes recording gifts made by Mary in 1553 and later years, noting items taken for her coronation, and pearls delivered to her embroiderer Guilliam Brallot. Mary wore
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had reported this story as an unconfirmed rumour in July 1553. Some manuscript inventories of jewels from 1553, and published versions or derivatives, appear to be connected with Lady Jane Grey,
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in 1544, Mary's gifts included; a balas ruby with a table cut diamond and three mean (smaller) pendant pearls; a gold brooch with a large sapphire; a brooch of gold with a balas ruby and the
319:, which had a large diamond table and four rubies, and a girdle of gold friar's knots. She gave this to her sister Elizabeth in 1553. Elizabeth gave a jewel depicting the same subject to
374:
and related items in the British Library and Cecil papers, the British Library has an inventory of jewels received by Mary in the first years of her reign, with some items received from
494:
Mary is sometimes said to have worn a gold collar set with diamonds and pearls and the initials "P" and "M" at her wedding, but her will states this piece was Philip's gift to her at
84:
ordered that the cross be sent to him. Chapuys reported that Cromwell returned it to Mary after finding its gold content was low and, as a Protestant, he had no use for the relic.
445:
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Princess Mary gave a number of jewels from her collection as gifts, some recorded as marginal notes in Mary Finch's inventory in her own handwriting. Mary gave
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It was inherited by Elizabeth I and was in the secret Jewel House at the Tower of London in 1605, then featuring eight pointed diamonds and a table diamond.
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includes a locket or "tablet" with portraits of Philip and his father Charles V, and another tablet with the initial "P" set with diamonds. Philip gave
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died in 1536, and bequeathed Mary a gold collar or necklace which she had brought from Spain in 1501. It had a gold cross which contained, according to
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99:
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616:, heard that Mary had given Philip II a coffer with jewels that had belonged to Henry VIII, including a jewelled dagger, which remained in London.
2223:(London, 1831), pp. 178, 194, 197: Jeri L. McIntosh, From Heads of Household to Heads of State (New York: Columbia University Press, 2009), p. 80.
1613:(Manchester, 2020), p. 111: Corinna Streckfuss, 'Spes maxima nostra: European propaganda and the Spanish match', Alice Hunt & Anna Whitelock,
478:'s tailors unpicked the small pearls from this garment for re-use. The pearls from the gown seem to be those appraised for sale by the goldsmiths
190:
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had a jewel of gold with a square emerald and a greyhound on the back, with the half rose and pomegranate, the emblems of Catherine of Aragon.
179:
800:
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the collar of gold with nine diamonds (presumably the collar of "P" and "M"), which Philip II had given her at Epiphany after their marriage
362:) of cloth of gold and cloth of silver, of great value, and changes every day. She also makes great use of jewels, wearing them both on her
529:
87:
Mary owned a letter "M" with three rubies and two diamonds and a large pendant pearl. She also had an "H" with a ruby and a pendant pearl.
532:, who had been involved in the marriage negotiations, a sword with two great table diamonds, a table ruby, a pointed diamond, and a great
788:, she is depicted wearing a medallion or circular brooch at her girdle with an image and text from the story of Susannah and the Elders.
804:
762:
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received a "lace for the neck of goldsmith's work". Mary sent her brother New Year's Day gifts, and in 1546 he received a locket from
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designed jewels for her. Two of his surviving drawings feature a ribbon with the inscription, "MI LADI PRINSIS", (My Lady Princess).
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of her sister's death, bringing a token of a ring with black enamel decoration which was Mary's espousal ring, a gift from Philip.
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in 1541. Catherine kept a gold chain set with turquoises, rubies, and pearls which was used to suspend the pomander from a girdle,
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In 1536, Catherine of Aragon bequeathed her gold collar and cross to Mary, which was said to contain a relic of the true cross.
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2307:'Notice of a Portrait Group of Margaret Tudor, the Regent Albany, and a Third Figure; the Property of the Marquis of Bute',
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Carole Levin & Cassandra Auble, 'Turquoise, Queenship, and the Exotic', Estelle Paranque, Nate Probasco, Clare Jowitt,
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591:
425:
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Charles Bémont, 'Les Révolutions D'Angleterre en 1553 et 1554 racontées par un fourrier de L'Empereur Charles-Quint',
1387:'La influencia de Enrique VIII y Catalina de AragĂłn en el inventario de joyas de 1542-1546 de su hija MarĂa Tudor',
358:) in the French fashion, which she wears on state occasions. She also wears much embroidery, and gowns and mantles (
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annexed the collar with its "eight fair pointed diamonds" to the crown for posterity in March 1606. It was worn by
498:. There were nine ciphers of "P & M" with nine large diamonds set in gold, and each piece had a pendant pearl.
486:, and Leonard Bushe in October 1600, including 250 oriental pearls worth ÂŁ206 and "meaner" sized pearls worth ÂŁ40.
186:
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Emilie M. Brinkman, "Dressed to kill: The fashioning of Bloody Mary", Valerie Schutte & Jessica S. Hower,
817:
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757:, including a brooch made especially to be a New Year's Day gift by John Busshe, a goldsmith in the parish of
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Mary's gentlewomen were also given jewels with pictures and insignia of Philip. An inventory of the jewels of
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criticism of the unprecedented female coronation, suggesting that the trappings of majesty were too weighty.
98:. Marriages were also planned for her, which entailed new clothes and jewels. In July 1533, her chamberlain,
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The "abillments" or "billaments" were bands of jewels worn on the coif over the forehead, typically with a
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386:, "Honi Soit Qui Mal y Pense" in black enamel with 3 diamonds. The buckle was set with a table diamond.
303:
2007:
Sarah Duncan, 'Jane Dormer, 'Duchess of Feria', Carole Levin, Anna Riehl Bertolet, Jo Eldridge Carney,
1662:
1255:(Cambridge, 2008), p. 131: Alice Hunt, 'Reformation of Tradition', in Alice Hunt & Anna Whitelock,
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pearls. A partlet had 108 fair pearls, and a second partlet was sewn with 71 pearls of the same grade.
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43:, known as Princess Mary or the Lady Mary in the years 1542 to 1546, was kept by her lady in waiting
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693:(died 1561), her maid of honor, a balas ruby with a little diamond and three small pendant pearls.
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Mary's abillments or billiments for wearing on her headdress seem to have still been in the Secret
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British Library Digitised Manuscripts Add MS 62525, New Year's Day Gift Roll of Queen Mary I, 1557
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claims that she was in charge of the jewels which Mary kept in her bedchamber and wore regularly.
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Elizabethan Life : Home, Work & Land: From Essex Wills and Sessions and Manorial Records
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417:, and large brooch with its central stones flanked by antique figures, as a jewel belonging to
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Mary stored her jewels in a coffer made in 1542 by the craftsman William Green. A biography of
1981:
Hannah Leah Crummé, 'Jane Dormer's Recipe for Politics', Nadine Akkerman & Birgit Houben,
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had taken some jewels and rings from the royal treasury to reward potential supporters of the
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In April 1553, Lady Mary was given a table diamond with a pendant pearl which had belonged to
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British Library Digitised Manuscripts MS Harley 7376, An inventory of the jewels of Mary I
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a table diamond brought by the Pedro Dávila y Zúñiga, Marquis de las Navas, presented at
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According to the Venetian ambassador, Giacomo Soranzo, Mary's costume as queen involved,
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816:, but the items cannot be clearly identified as gifts from Mary Tudor. Another list of
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1579:, 12 (London, 1949), p. 144: David Loades, 'Philip II and the government of England',
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James Knowles, 'Anna of Denmark, Elizabeth I, and Images of Royalty', Clare McManus,
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1721:(London, 1995), p. 14: Diana Scarisbrick, 'Anne of Denmark's Jewellery Inventory',
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Mary's royal status varied during her childhood, as her father divorced her mother
2041:(Yale, 2011), p. 339, citing an inventory, Simancas AGS Estado 811: Royall Tyler,
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John Nichols's The Progresses and Public Processions of Queen Elizabeth, 1533-1571
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British Library Digitised Manuscripts MS Harley 611, Jewels delivered to Mary I
2026:
The Politics of Female Households: Ladies-in-waiting across Early Modern Europe
1983:
The Politics of Female Households: Ladies-in-waiting across Early Modern Europe
1397:
102:, and a lady in waiting, Frances Aylmer, were ordered to deliver her jewels to
1937:
Rayne Allinson & Geoffrey Parker, 'A King and Two Queens', Helen Hackett,
1742:
1559:
1438:
Cassandra Auble, "Bejeweled Majesty: Queen Elizabeth I", Debra Barret-Graves,
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According to Hugues Cousin le Vieux, an Imperial courtier and quartermaster,
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wrote that Mary's "principal jewels and ornaments" had all been confiscated.
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Philip of Spain on the death of his wife, Mary I of England: Tudor Treasures
813:
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reported that Elizabeth (who supposedly preferred somber clothing) refused.
214:
153:, a Flemish jeweler, may have realised Holbein's designs. Holbeins's friend
370:
In addition to the inventory of jewels requested by Lady Jane Grey held by
1497:
Elizabeth Goldring, Elizabeth Clarke, Jayne Elisabeth Archer Faith Eales,
1598:
Mary I: Gender, Power, and Ceremony in the Reign of England's First Queen
413:
Tau cross may be possibly be identified as a piece formerly belonging to
253:
620:, Countess of Feria, Mary's former lady in waiting, delivered jewels to
1147:
John Nichols's The Progresses and Public Processions of Queen Elizabeth
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subjects. Some of Mary's jewels depicted religious subjects, including
552:
Medal of Mary by Jacopo da Trezzo, wearing coif ornamented with jewels
421:, and one of her finger rings may be her spousing or engagement ring.
326:
The brooches and ensigns worn in England at this time mostly depicted
1731:
Anna of Denmark: The Material and Visual Culture of the Stuart Courts
1275:(London: V&A, 1980), p. 31: British Library Add MS 46,348 f. 135.
533:
458:". This jewel may be represented in her portraits by Hans Eworth and
248:
799:, possibly including gifts from Mary, and they were obtained by the
875:(London, 1831), pp. 175-201: British Library, Royal MS. V B xxviii.
1649:(Maney, 1993), p. 254: Alison J. Carter, 'Mary Tudor's Wardrobe',
1253:
The Drama of Coronation: Medieval Ceremony in Early Modern England
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gave Mary a gold pomander containing a clock while they were on a
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20:
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Mary and Philip: The marriage of Tudor England and Habsburg Spain
1880:
The legend of Sir Nicholas Throckmorton, or Throckmorton's Ghost
1225:, 3 (Colchester, 1865), p. 187: BL Harley 7376 f. 29v & 32r.
1968:
M. J. RodrĂguez-Salgado & Simon Adams, 'Feria's Dispatch',
1939:
Early Modern Exchanges: Dialogues Between Nations and Cultures
1064:
A Marvel to Behold: Gold and Silver at the Court of Henry VIII
925:
A Marvel to Behold: Gold and Silver at the Court of Henry VIII
366:(her hood) and around her neck, and as trimming for her gowns.
141:, a London goldsmith, mended her jewelry and made her sets of
2248:, vol. 16 (London, 1920), p. 636 no. 1389 from Stowe MS. 559.
2142:
All The Queen's Jewels, 1445–1548: Power, Majesty and Display
784:, the mother of Margaret Douglas, currently displayed at the
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advised that gifts of jewels should be made to the courtiers
2350:
Catalogue of the Lansdowne Manuscripts in the British Museum
2088:
Diana Scarisbrick, 'Anne of Denmark's Jewellery Inventory',
338:, and Susanna and the Elders. A list of jewels requested by
1092:(London, 1850), p. vi: British Library, Cotton Titus B. IV.
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brought some of her jewels to Scotland, the inheritance of
2340:, vol. 10 (Edinburgh, 1936), pp. 312 no. 414, 329 no. 428.
2181:(London, 1831), p. 184, BL Harley 7376 see external links.
2020:
Hannah Leah Crummé, 'Jane Dormer's Recipe for Politics',
1633:, 'Dressed to Impress', Alice Hunt & Anna Whitelock,
1617:(Palgrave Macmillan, 2010), p. 148, translation from the
947:, 5:2 (London, 1888), pp. 16 no. 9, 60 no. 19, 70 no. 37.
515:. It appears in Anne of Denmark's jewellery inventory as:
315:
In July 1546, Henry gave Mary a brooch with the story of
643:
scrutinised the returned jewels for defects and losses.
1530:(London, 1980), p. 35, citing BL Add. MS 46,348 f.145v.
737:. Mary hoped that Elizabeth would wear these jewels at
2234:
Colonization, Piracy, and Trade in Early Modern Europe
2059:
Princely Magnificence: Court Jewels of the Renaissance
2009:
Biographical Encyclopedia of Early Modern Englishwomen
1797:
Princely Magnificence: Court Jewels of the Renaissance
1528:
Princely Magnificence: Court Jewels of the Renaissance
1315:
Princely Magnificence: Court Jewels of the Renaissance
575:
In her will, Mary mentioned as bequests to Philip II:
1838:
Elizabethan Life: Wills of Essex Gentry and Merchants
1637:(Palgrave Macmillan, 2010), pp. 84-5: Maria Hayward,
579:
the table diamond that Charles V had sent her by the
2061:(London, 1980), p. 39, citing BL Royal App. 68, f.7.
1755:
Women and Culture at the Courts of the Stuart Queens
1210:
Writing Mary I: History, Historiography, and Fiction
701:
with miniature portraits of herself and Henry VIII.
2276:(London, 1831), p. 100: Janet Senerowitz Loengard,
2105:(New York: Columbia University Press, 2009), p. 80.
213:, but the evidence is unclear. One list includes a
2173:History of the Family of Maunsell, Mansell, Mansel
2146:The King's Pearl: Henry VIII and his daughter Mary
1893:The Tudors: Art and Majesty in Renaissance England
1583:(Cambridge, 1988), p. 182: Patrick Fraser Tytler,
1564:The Tudors: Art and Majesty in Renaissance England
1423:Calendar State Papers Foreign Elizabeth, 1559-1560
1286:The King's Pearl: Henry VIII and his daughter Mary
1026:The King's Pearl: Henry VIII and his daughter Mary
987:The King's Pearl: Henry VIII and his daughter Mary
2236:(Palgrave Macmillan, 2017), p. 182: Susan James,
2092:, vol. CIX (1991), p. 225: Madden (1831), p. 142.
1635:Tudor Queenship: The Reigns of Mary and Elizabeth
1257:Tudor Queenship: The Reigns of Mary and Elizabeth
1177:(London, 1998), pp. 256 no. 11536, 430 no. 17535.
428:sent a ring or jewel and the Imperial ambassador
2418:Medal of Mary, Jacopo Nizzola da Trezzo, V&A
1514:(London, 1822), pp. 337-8, citing BL Harley 611.
1223:Transactions of the Essex Archaeological Society
1060:Renaissance Clothing and the Materials of Memory
2057:, 'Sweet England's Jewels', Anna Somers Cocks,
1526:, 'Sweet England's Jewels', Anna Somers Cocks,
1313:, 'Sweet England's Jewels', Anna Somers Cocks,
2238:The Feminine Dynamic in English Art, 1485-1603
1482:Memoirs and Literary Remains of Lady Jane Grey
1410:Memoirs and Literary Remains of Lady Jane Grey
1240:Chronicle of Queen Jane and Two Years of Mary
8:
2370:The Life and Letters of Lady Arabella Stuart
2045:, vol. 13 (London, 1954), pp. 441-2 no. 503.
1998:(London, 1856), pp. 146-7: TNA SP 12/8 f.53.
1895:(New York, 2023), p. 111: Frederick Madden,
1330:(London, 1831), pp. 186-8: Mary Jean Stone,
1062:(Cambridge, 2000), p. 41: Timothy Schroder,
1058:Ann Rosalind Jones & Peter Stallybrass,
901:British Library MS 7367, see external links.
733:had given Mary the pomander when she was at
646:Philip II subsequently received his English
2387:The Reliquary and Illustrated Archaeologist
2372:, vol. 1 (London, 1886), pp. 48-50, 100-2:
1782:, 'Anne of Denmark's Jewellery Inventory',
998:Alison J. Carter, 'Mary Tudor's Wardrobe',
466:is perhaps confused with the Spanish royal
342:as Queen on 14 July 1553 (and delivered by
2144:(Routledge, 2023), p. 203: Melita Thomas,
1768:Devil-Land: England under Siege, 1588–1688
1238:(Yale, 2011), p. 125: John Gough Nichols,
945:Calendar State Papers, Simancas, 1536-1538
2374:Calendar State Papers Domestic, 1581-1590
2192:Privy Purse Expenses of the Princess Mary
2103:From Heads of Household to Heads of State
1807:(Norwich: Michael Russell, 1994), p. 135.
1735:Sartorial Politics in Early Modern Europe
1427:Calendar State Papers Domestic, 1547-1580
1360:, 7 (London: Dolman, 1844), pp. 243, 258.
1149:, 1 (Oxford, 2014), p. 54: Royall Tyler,
290:Princess Mary bought 100 pearls while at
943:(Routledge, 2017): Pascual de Gayangos,
791:The executor of the Countess of Lennox,
769:, and a gold brooch with the History of
440:and Mistress Russell. When Mary married
1470:, vol. 5 (London, 1873), p. 533 no. 934
1332:The History of Mary I, Queen of England
1047:Henry VIII: A European Court in England
890:Henry VIII: A European Court in England
851:
654:tablet is the picture of King Philip".
604:a ruby set in gold ring brought by the
354:and bodice, with wide hanging sleeves (
1045:(London, 1995), p. 14: David Starkey,
927:(Woodbridge: Boydell, 2020), pp 214-5.
888:(London, 1995), p. 14: David Starkey,
180:Jane Dudley, Duchess of Northumberland
2278:London Viewers and Their Certificates
2179:Privy Purse Expenses of Princess Mary
2129:Privy Purse Expenses of Princess Mary
2116:Privy Purse Expenses of Princess Mary
1897:Privy Purse Expenses of Princess Mary
1869:, vol. 3 (London, 1864), pp. 101-102.
1666:, vol. 10 (Dublin, 1906), pp. 356-357
1465:(London, 1995), p. 14: Rawdon Brown,
1345:Privy Purse Expenses of Princess Mary
1328:Privy Purse Expenses of Princess Mary
1299:Privy Purse Expenses of Princess Mary
1190:, 3 (London, 1816), pp. 286–7, 437–8.
1077:Privy Purse Expenses of Princess Mary
1013:Dress at the court of King Henry VIII
974:Dress at the court of King Henry VIII
958:Privy Purse Expenses of Princess Mary
941:Dress at the Court of King Henry VIII
873:Privy Purse Expenses of Princess Mary
860:Privy Purse Expenses of Princess Mary
16:Jewels belonging to Mary I of England
7:
2293:(London, 1831), pp. 175, 177, 192-3.
1972:(London, 1984), pp. 333, 343 fn. 40.
1155:Acts of the Privy Council, 1552–1554
749:Margaret Douglas, Countess of Lennox
530:Thomas Radclyffe, 3rd Earl of Sussex
446:Winchester Cathedral on 25 July 1554
220:An inventory of jewels, held by the
47:. The manuscript is now held by the
2260:History of Mary I, Queen of England
2208:Queen Elizabeth's Wardrobe Unlock'd
1956:History of Mary I, Queen of England
1725:, vol. CIX (1991), p. 237 no. 406:
1647:Queen Elizabeth's Wardrobe Unlock'd
1581:Law and government under the Tudors
1484:(London, 1832), p. cxxiii*-cxlii*:
1449:History of Mary I, Queen of England
1442:(Palgrave Macmillan, 2013), p. 37:
1212:(Palgrave Macmillan, 2022), p. 176.
197:in France. The Imperial ambassador
2463:Crown Jewels of the United Kingdom
2161:, vol. 2 (London, 1846), pp. 22-3.
2078:, vol. 2 (London, 1836), pp. 302-3
2076:Antient Kalendars of the Exchequer
1822:Athenae Cantabrigienses: 1500–1585
1786:, vol. CIX (1991), p. 237 no. 406.
1757:(Palgrave Macmillan, 2003), p. 25.
1692:Antient Kalendars of the Exchequer
1600:(Palgrave Macmillan, 2012), p. 64.
1259:(Palgrave Macmillan, 2010), p. 68.
914:, 10 (London, 1887), p. 15 no. 40.
526:Anne Herbert, Countess of Pembroke
239:These billiments were worn at the
162:to be delivered to her goldsmith "
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1374:A History of Jewellery, 1100-1870
1151:Calendar State Papers Spain, 1553
1134:Calendar State Papers Spain, 1553
1079:(London, 1831), pp. 20, 102, 234.
711:Cecily Dabridgecourt, Lady Mansel
376:Anne Seymour, Duchess of Somerset
176:Anne Seymour, Duchess of Somerset
2468:Material culture of royal courts
2039:Mary I: England's Catholic Queen
1996:Calendar State Papers, 1547-1580
1882:(London, 1874), p. 36 verse 141.
1639:Dress at the court of Henry VIII
1619:Narratione assai piu particolare
1236:Mary I: England's Catholic Queen
1221:Henry King, 'Ancient Wills, 3',
1030:Letters & Papers, Henry VIII
590:, this was a diamond ring which
404:Society of Antiquaries of London
356:con lo maniche larghe rovesciate
2453:Early modern history of England
2159:Letters of the Kings of England
1805:Jewellery in Britain, 1066-1837
1694:, vol. 2 (London, 1836), p. 301
1501:, vol. 1 (Oxford, 2014), p. 54.
989:(Amberley, 2017), pp. 137, 142.
741:, though the French ambassador
556:When Mary was dying or dead at
205:and Arthur Stourton, Keeper of
2338:Calendar State Papers Scotland
2280:(London, 1989), p. 90 no. 218.
1867:Lives of the Queens of England
1587:, 2 (London, 1839), pp. 328–9.
1066:(Woodbridge, 2020), pp. 243-4.
835:Jewels of Mary, Queen of Scots
717:, the nurse of Prince Edward.
705:Lady Mansel and Mistress Nurse
302:. On 20 July 1546, her father
247:. Mary wore a caul or veil of
106:. In March 1534, the diplomat
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2246:Letters and Papers, 1540-1541
1737:(Amsterdam UP, 2019), p. 147
1585:England under Edward and Mary
1347:(London, 1831), pp. 188, 194.
1028:(Amberley, 2017), pp. 251–2:
912:Letters and Papers Henry VIII
862:(London, 1831), pp. xii-xiii.
830:Jewels of James V of Scotland
564:is said to have rode to tell
426:Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor
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1678:Tudor and Jacobean Jewellery
1577:Calendar State Papers, Spain
1546:(London: Tate, 1995), p. 87.
1544:Tudor and Jacobean Jewellery
1512:Lady Jane Grey and her Times
1468:Calendar State Papers Venice
1463:Tudor and Jacobean Jewellery
1429:, p. 129: TNA SP 12/4 f.109.
1271:, 'Sweet England's Jewels',
1043:Tudor and Jacobean Jewellery
1032:, 16 (London, 1898), p. 637.
886:Tudor and Jacobean Jewellery
786:National Gallery of Scotland
382:the "words" or motto of the
243:on 30 September 1553 before
2376:, p. 661: SP 12/231 f. 176.
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1480:Nicholas Harris Nicolas,
1408:Nicholas Harris Nicolas,
1391:, 26 (Spring 2023), p. 41
1288:(Amberley, 2017), p. 229.
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618:Jane Dormer
566:Elizabeth I
476:Elizabeth I
410:Hans Eworth
400:Hans Eworth
300:French hood
277:Hans Eworth
241:Royal Entry
230:Anne Poyntz
135:Jane Dormer
100:John Hussey
30:Antonis Mor
2432:Categories
1926:Mary Tudor
1560:Adam Eaker
1370:Joan Evans
846:References
715:Sybil Penn
673:. Amongst
480:Hugh Kayle
360:sopravesti
304:Henry VIII
139:John Mabbe
78:True Cross
45:Mary Finch
2458:Jewellery
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1157:, p. 310.
814:zibellino
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592:Charles V
215:zibellino
94:and made
824:See also
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570:Hatfield
496:Epiphany
364:chaperon
119:progress
1706:Foedera
1651:Costume
1621:, p. 5.
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76:of the
648:garter
249:tinsel
143:aglets
771:David
534:balas
520:pende
456:scudi
451:scudi
332:Moses
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