L'épopée d'une parure d'émeraude

ewels can live many lives. In 2022, a painting showing the wealthy Italian heiress Mrs Hudson (1868-1950) wearing part of a French imperial set given in 1806 by Napoleon I (1769-1821) to his adopted daughter, Stéphanie Louise Adrienne de Beauharnais (1789-1860), revealed a forgotten part of its history. From Paris to Monaco, via Italy and Germany, this article tells the story of the little-known fate of these jewels, now on display in London.

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2025-09-22
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https://doi.org/10.63000/g6mcv225dfy9p
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L'épopée d'une parure d'émeraude

Marie Chabrol, Charline Coupeau
Political and Social Issues
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L'épopée d'une parure d'émeraude

Marie Chabrol, Charline Coupeau
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Abstract

ewels can live many lives. In 2022, a painting showing the wealthy Italian heiress Mrs Hudson (1868-1950) wearing part of a French imperial set given in 1806 by Napoleon I (1769-1821) to his adopted daughter, Stéphanie Louise Adrienne de Beauharnais (1789-1860), revealed a forgotten part of its history. From Paris to Monaco, via Italy and Germany, this article tells the story of the little-known fate of these jewels, now on display in London.

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