Royal Shopping Wolfers Jewelry in Brussels
Wolfers Jewelry is a jewelry store located on the Boulevard de Waterloo in
Brussels. It is specialized in bijoux and jewels. The jeweler also is closely
connected to the Royal Court of Belgium.
Some history
The name "Wolfers" is known since 1812. It is one of the most famous and
exclusive European jewelry.
Philip Wolfers became re-known for his Art Nouveau bijoux.
Royal connections
In 1960, on the occasion of the marriage of King Baudouin of Belgium
and Queen Fabiola, a group of wealthy Belgian industrials and public
figures offered the Wolfers Tiara to Queen Fabiola. She wore it on
several occasions either as a tiara or as a splendid necklace.
Nowadays the jewel is worn by Queen Mathilde.
http://queenmathilde.blogspot.be/2015/10/jewelry-wolfers-tiara.html
In 1999, Wolfers became responsible for the engagement ring of the
future Queen Mathilde of Belgium.
https://www.glamour.com/story/queen-princess-engagement-rings
Brussels. It is specialized in bijoux and jewels. The jeweler also is closely
connected to the Royal Court of Belgium.
Wolfers Store in Brussels |
The name "Wolfers" is known since 1812. It is one of the most famous and
exclusive European jewelry.
Philip Wolfers became re-known for his Art Nouveau bijoux.
Royal connections
In 1960, on the occasion of the marriage of King Baudouin of Belgium
and Queen Fabiola, a group of wealthy Belgian industrials and public
figures offered the Wolfers Tiara to Queen Fabiola. She wore it on
several occasions either as a tiara or as a splendid necklace.
Nowadays the jewel is worn by Queen Mathilde.
http://queenmathilde.blogspot.be/2015/10/jewelry-wolfers-tiara.html
In 1999, Wolfers became responsible for the engagement ring of the
future Queen Mathilde of Belgium.
https://www.glamour.com/story/queen-princess-engagement-rings
Wolfers store in Brussels and the Belgian Flag |
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