Swedish tiaras

Stolen Romanov Jewels. How ever 5 related royal families show up wearing the jewelry.

The Swedish royal family has been involved in the Nobel Prize Ceremonies from the beginning, all the way back in 1901. And all these years later, they're showing just as much enthusiasm for the annual event—in part, demonstrated by the over-the-top jewels they pull out every year. Here, we've rounded up all of this year's tiaras.

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From the British royal family’s Cambridge Lovers’ Knot and the Cartier Halo Scroll, to the heritage Swedish tiara first worn by Napoleon’s wife, Vogue rounds up the most sparkling royal diadems of all.

Queen Sonja of Norway ~ Queen Josefina’s Diamond Tiara ~ Inherited by granddaughter Lovisa of Sweden who married King Frederik VIII of Denmark, 1869. Inherited by unmarried Prince Gustav, 1926, who bequethed to niece Princess Martha of Sweden, who married Crown Prince Olav of Norway, 1929. Crown Princess Martha of Norway died 1954, before husband became King, 1957. Daughter Princess Astrid frequently wore the tiara. Today worn by daughter-in-law Queen Sonja of Norway.