Pearl Collection (page 7)

Anne of Austria, Consort of Emperor Mathias. Creator: Gaspar de Crayer
Anne of Austria, Consort of Emperor Mathias, unknown date

Bracelet for a Portrait Miniature (see NMB 2349a), 1841. Creator: Anders Lundquist
Bracelet for a Portrait Miniature (see NMB 2349a), 1841

Elisabeth Palm (1756-1786), married Schön, 1768. Creator: Anders Eklund
Elisabeth Palm (1756-1786), married Schon, 1768

Marie Anne Légitimée de France, Fille de Louis Le Grand, c.1685. Creator: Nicolas Arnoult
Marie Anne Legitimee de France, Fille de Louis Le Grand, c.1685. Wearing gold dress with red over-skirt and train, fan in right hand, hair in ringlets

Medal of Victoria, Grand Duchess of Tuscany: Triumph of Venus with a Pearl (image 1 of 2), 1683

Lady in a dress trimmed with embellishment, c.1685-c.1690. Creator: Unknown
Lady in a dress trimmed with embellishment, c.1685-c.1690. Dame en habit garni d'agreement, (possibly not the original title)

Portrait of a Woman, 1450-1470. Creator: Circle of Giovanni Bellini
Portrait of a Woman, 1450-1470

Portrait of Dina Lems, Wife of Jan Valckenburgh, c.1660. Creator: Daniel Vertangen
Portrait of Dina Lems, Wife of Jan Valckenburgh, c.1660

Johanna and the Jewish merchants, 1741. Creator: Cornelis Troost
Johanna and the Jewish merchants, 1741. Alternative title: Act III, scene V from the comedy "De Spilpenning of de verkwistende vrouw" (The Spillpenning or the spendthrift woman)

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, 1937. Creator: Unknown
Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, 1937. From "The Coronation of H.M. King George VI and H.M. Queen Elizabeth 1937". [John Player & Sons, London, 1937]

Portrait of Anna van den Corput (1599-1645). Wife of Jacob de Witt, 1630-before 1645. Creator: Anon
Portrait of Anna van den Corput (1599-1645). Wife of Jacob de Witt, 1630-before 1645

Elizabeth (1801-1873), Queen of Prussia, born Princess of Bavaria, early-mid 19th century. Creator: Joseph Karl Stieler
Elizabeth (1801-1873), Queen of Prussia, born Princess of Bavaria, married to King Frederick William IV, early-mid 19th century

La Belle Assemblee, March 1 1813, No. 42 (New Series): Evening Dress, 1813. Creator: Anon
La Belle Assemblee, March 1 1813, No. 42 (New Series): Evening Dress, 1813. Print from the fashion magazine La Belle Assemblee

Portrait of a Woman, Possibly Maria Trip, 1639. Creator: Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn
Portrait of a Woman, Possibly Maria Trip, 1639. Maria Trip, daughter of one of Amsterdam's wealthiest merchants, was twenty when Rembrandt painted her portrait

Empress Joséphine of France, late 18th-early 19th century. Creator: Jean-Baptiste Regnault
Empress Josephine of France, late 18th-early 19th century

Portrait of Anne of Austria (1601-1666), Queen of France, c.1628. Creator: Workshop of Peter Paul Rubens
Portrait of Anne of Austria (1601-1666), Queen of France, c.1628

Hedvig Elisabet Charlotta, 1759–1818, Queen of Sweden, 1797. Creator: Adolf Ulric Wertmüller
Hedvig Elisabet Charlotta, 1759-1818, Queen of Sweden, 1797

Portrait of Christine of Poland, 1761-1860. Creator: Unknown
Portrait of Christine of Poland, 1761-1860. Possibly a portrait of Elisabeth Christine of Brunswick-Wolfenbuttel

Steel bridge over Illinois River at Pearl, Ill. 1901 Oct 11. Creator: Unknown
Steel bridge over Illinois River at Pearl, Ill. 1901 Oct 11

St. Edward's Crown, 1911. Creator: Unknown
St. Edward's Crown, 1911. The official coronation crown of British monarchs and part of the Crown Jewels. It was made for Charles II after Oliver Cromwell had the crown destroyed during the Civil

Her Majesty The Queen, 1911. Creator: Unknown
Her Majesty The Queen, 1911. Queen Mary of Teck was Queen consort to King George V. Their joint coronation took place on 22 June 1911. From "The Book of the Coronation"

Coronet of Baron and Baroness, c1911. Creator: Unknown
Coronet of Baron and Baroness, c1911. From "The Coronation Book". [Stewart Dawson & Company, Ltd. London]

Coronet of Viscount and Viscountess, c1911. Creator: Unknown
Coronet of Viscount and Viscountess, c1911. From "The Coronation Book". [Stewart Dawson & Company, Ltd. London]

Coronet of Marquess and Marchioness, c1911. Creator: Unknown
Coronet of Marquess and Marchioness, c1911. From "The Coronation Book". [Stewart Dawson & Company, Ltd. London]

Coronet of Earl and Countess, c1911. Creator: Unknown
Coronet of Earl and Countess, c1911. From "The Coronation Book". [Stewart Dawson & Company, Ltd. London]

King Frederik V as a boy, 1730-1800. Creator: Unknown
King Frederik V as a boy, 1730-1800

Adèle van Meekren, second wife of Andries van Wezel, 1912. Creator: Willem Witsen
Adele van Meekren, second wife of Andries van Wezel, 1912. Van Wezel was a Dutch diamond dealer

A Young Woman with a Book, 1756-1762. Creator: Pietro Rotari
A Young Woman with a Book, 1756-1762

Boy Blowing Soap Bubbles. Allegory on the Transitoriness and the Brevity of Life, 1663. Creator: Karel Du Jardin
Boy Blowing Soap Bubbles. Allegory on the Transitoriness and the Brevity of Life, 1663

Susanna and the Elders, 1653. Creator: Jacob Jordaens
Susanna and the Elders, 1653

Allegory of Peace, 1652. Creator: Jan Lievens
Allegory of Peace, 1652. Alternative title: Triumph of Peace. Minerva, the goddess of wisdom, crowns Pax, the goddess of peace - allegory alluding to the 1648 Treaty of Munster

Portrait of Jacoba Bontemantel (1643-?), 1644. Creator: Anon
Portrait of Jacoba Bontemantel (1643-?), 1644

A Seated Woman with a Letter, a Gentleman Standing by Her;The Officer's Visit, 1632-1732

A couple with six children, 1650-1678. Creator: Jurgen Ovens
A couple with six children, 1650-1678

Cornelia Teding van Berkhout (1614-80), Wife of Maerten Harpertsz Tromp, 1640-1653. Creator: Jan Lievens
Cornelia Teding van Berkhout (1614-80), Wife of Maerten Harpertsz Tromp, 1640-1653

A Musical Company, 1651. Creator: Gerard van Kuijl
A Musical Company, 1651

Portrait of Archduchess Isabella Clara Eugenia (1566-1633), Infanta of Spain, c.1600

Maria Hartmansdr de Custer(e). wife of Willem Kettingh, c.1755. Creator: Mattheus Verheyden
Maria Hartmansdr de Custer(e). wife of Willem Kettingh, c.1755

Portrait of a Woman, thought to be Catharina Kettingh (1626/27-73), Wife of Bartholomeus... 1650. Creator: Dirck Craey
Portrait of a Woman, thought to be Catharina Kettingh (1626/27-73), Wife of Bartholomeus Vermuyden, 1650. Other Title(s): Portrait of a Woman, thought to be Catharina Kettingh (1626/27-73)

Portrait of Catharina Fourmenois (1598-1665), 1619. Creator: Salomon Mesdach
Portrait of Catharina Fourmenois (1598-1665), 1619

Family Group in an Interior, 1744. Creator: Frans van der Mijn
Family Group in an Interior, 1744

Portrait of Cornelia Craen van Haeften, 1663-1678. Creator: Cornelis van Ceulen
Portrait of Cornelia Craen van Haeften, 1663-1678. Other Title(s): Portrait of Cornelia Craen van Haeften (1622-1678)

Portrait of Elizabeth I, Queen of England, 1550-1599. Creator: Unknown
Portrait of Elizabeth I, Queen of England, 1550-1599

Lucretia del Prado, Wife of Jeremias Boudinois, 1610. Creator: Gortzius Geldorp
Lucretia del Prado, Wife of Jeremias Boudinois, 1610

Venus and Mars, 1604. Creator: Johannes Rottenhammer the elder
Venus and Mars, 1604

Miss D. Wright, portrait photograph, 1918 Apr. 8. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Miss D. Wright, portrait photograph, 1918 Apr. 8

Mrs. G.H. Witthaus, portrait photograph, 1918 Sept. 19. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Mrs. G.H. Witthaus, portrait photograph, 1918 Sept. 19

Miss Marcia Van Dresser, portrait photograph, 1919 Oct. 4. Creator: Arnold Genthe
Miss Marcia Van Dresser, portrait photograph, 1919 Oct. 4. American operatic soprano and actor

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"Pearl: A Symbol of Royalty, Elegance, and Resilience" Pearls have long been associated with royalty and elegance throughout history. From the regal portraits of Queen Elizabeth I by George Gower to the graceful presence of HRH Queen Elizabeth II, pearls have adorned the necks of queens and empresses. Intricately crafted pearl jewelry has always been a favorite choice for powerful women like Gabrielle Coco Chanel, who understood their timeless allure. Just as Queen Elizabeth I's Ermine Portrait captured her majesty in 1585, pearls continue to exude sophistication and grace today. However they can not limited to royal courts alone. They also hold significance in historical events such as the attack on Pearl Harbor when the USS Coral Sea entered its waters during World War II. This event marked a turning point in history but also reminds us that even amidst chaos and destruction, beauty can still be found. Beyond monarchs and military conflicts, pearls have touched the lives of remarkable individuals like Bess of Hardwick (Elizabeth Talbot), Countess of Shrewsbury. Known for her resilience and strength during challenging times, she too appreciated the beauty that pearls brought into her life. Pearls transcend traditional boundaries; they can be found not only in natural oyster shells but also created artificially with equal splendor. Their lustrous glow symbolizes purity while adding an exquisite touch to any ensemble or piece of art. Even unexpected encounters with pearls leave lasting impressions - just imagine stumbling upon a bus embedded within a house on Blackstock Road in London. Such extraordinary moments remind us that beauty can emerge from even the most unconventional circumstances. The tradition continues through Pearly Kings & Queens who proudly display their intricate pearl-adorned outfits since 1920. These community leaders embody unity while celebrating heritage through their unique style choices. Finally, we cannot forget how Queen Elizabeth II herself embraced pearls at Balmoral in 1952, radiating grace and poise.