Queen Máxima's Ruby Peacock Tiara Shines at Diplomatic Gala

0:00It's April 24th. This is Entertainment and Celebrity News today. Your AI-powered source for all things entertainment. Queen Maxima of the Netherlands turned heads at the annual Diplomatic Core Gala dinner, rocking the Ruby Peacock Tiara and matching Perroir and matching Perroir. Dutch Royals' most legendary jewelry sets. King Willem Alexander and the Queen hosted the Black Tie event Thursday night at the Royal Palace in Amsterdam. She paired it with a vibrant pink-teared gown from Nathan Couture, fresh off her US trip. This Peacock-inspired suite dates back to the late 19th century, when Dowager Queen Emma commissioned it from a German jeweler using stones from her predecessor. Made as a lighter option to heavier pieces, it got worn by several royal women until the 1960s, then vanished for decades, sparking rumors. It was sold off. It popped back up in 2009 when then. Princess Maxima debuted the Tiara during a Swedish state visit. She sported it multiple times since becoming Queen, and now it's circulating in the family

1:04again, their eldest daughter, Princess Catharina Amalia. War for her first stay bank with this year. The Gala drew about 140 diplomats from the Netherlands in Belgium, plus government ministers and key figures. This year's focus was politics and administration amid global tensions. Queen, Willem Alexander, nailed it in his speech, stressing how conflicts spill over borders and hit us all big or small nations. He pushed for teamwork over zero-sum games, reminding everyone our worlds are too linked to ignore each other's rights. Jewels like these keep shining as symbols of that steady diplomatic flow.