The Midnight Tiara is an extraordinary special piece designed by Charlotte Lynggaard for a grand exhibition at the museum of Amalienborg, the royal palace in Copenhagen, in 2009.

Her Majesty Queen Mary has worn The Midnight Tiara for several special occasions. Occasionally with a coordinating brooch and a pair of earrings designed by Charlotte Lynggaard. Most recently, Her Majesty Queen Mary wore The Midnight Tiara along with a custom-made gown also designed by Charlotte Lynggaard, for a 2022 Gala Dinner at the Royal Palace of Oslo.

Throughout the years, The Midnight Tiara has also been put on display at selected exhibitions as well as the OLE LYNGGAARD COPENHAGEN flagship store located in the heart of Copenhagen.

ADORNED WITH 1,340 DIAMONDS AND 31 MOON STONES

The Midnight Tiara is composed of leaves and slender branches crafted from black oxidized silver, 18 karat rose gold, and 18 karat white gold. The sprouting buds are set with 31 specially cut moon stones in a variety of unique hues and 1,340 brilliant-cut diamonds set in a sparkling diamond pavé.

Interpretating the nuances of nature, The Midnight Tiara is an intricate piece of craftsmanship. Fine grooves are carefully hand engraved into the surface of the gold by master goldsmiths creating a textured and truly unique, satinized finish. More than 300 hours have been put into the creation of the tiara.

Designing The Midnight Tiara, Charlotte Lynggaard was inspired to create a complete collection of fine jewellery with the unique satinized surface, and The Leaves Collection was brought to life. The satinized gold surface has since become a coveted signature feature in OLE LYNGGAARD COPENHAGEN’s fine jewellery collections.