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Soviet jewelry masterpieces that are stored in the Kremlin’s Diamond Fund (PHOTOS) Russia Beyond (Photo: Gokhran) Russia’s main treasury contains not only unique gems and ancient jewelry of the imperial dynasty, but also jewelry created by Soviet masters specifically for exhibitions.
It is easy to imagine these luxurious emerald necklaces and diamond tiaras in the spotlight at a high-society event, but they were never actually worn. They were made in the Soviet period specially for a Diamond Fund exhibition featuring recreations of lost historical jewels.
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During World War I, Romanov treasures that had been stored in the Diamond Room of the Winter Palace were transported to the Moscow Kremlin’s Armory for safekeeping. However, the 1917 Revolution soon broke out, and the priceless imperial regalia and jewelry wound up in possession of the Bolsheviks. In the years that followed, the country’s new leadership a
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Which Romanov family jewels are stored in the Kremlin s Diamond Fund?
Maria Pavlovna wearing the Cherry earrings and the diadem with pink diamond. Now both these items are kept in Moscow s Diamond Fund. The wedding crown was sold abroad. Legion Media; Valery Gende-Rote/TASS Most of the imperial jewels were either taken out of the country or sold at auctions after the Bolshevik Revolution, but some of them can still be seen on display in Moscow.
We do not know exactly how large the Romanov family s jewelry collection was since all the information we have comes from the fraction of it that fell into the Bolsheviks hands after the 1917 revolution. And even those items did not resurface straight away. The royal treasures were usually kept in the diamond room of the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg, but during World War I the Romanovs crown jewels were sent to the Kremlin Armory for safekeeping. They remained there, buried under other boxes, until the Bolsheviks redi