The royal treasures were usually kept in the diamond room of the Winter Palace in St. Petersburg, but during World War I the Romanovs' crown jewels were sent to the Kremlin Armory for safekeeping.

I had been inquiring about the lost Romanov jewelry catalogues for several ... The St. Louis Dispatch wrote that the “Romanoff crown jewels, a hoard which no other collection in Europe can ...

which once belonged to the Romanov dynasty, is unique in its versatility. The crown can be worn without gemstones, with pearls (the tiara's original jewels), or with the emeralds shown above.

Now Patte Barham says she’s ready for the biggest challenge of her life: uncovering the lost crown jewels of the czar ... admitted to the slayings of the Romanovs and recognized them with ...

This is what happened to many Romanov tiaras and diadems (which you ... In 1926, the Bolsheviks auctioned off the Imperial crown jewels. The lots included 773 items. Of these, 114 pieces can ...

the Romanov family ruled the biggest nation on Earth. The royals ruled Russia for 300 years and during this time accumulated an enormous collection of crown jewels. These included masterpieces ...

The House of Romanov was the reigning imperial house of Russia, lasting from 1617 to 1917. It ended with the execution of Tsar Nicholas II and his family. Recommended Why is everyone in The Crown ...

Season five of "The Crown" depicts in horrifying detail the deaths of the Russian royal family. The Romanovs were executed in 1918 after Bolshevik revolutionaries toppled the monarchy. Here's what ...

In the middle of The Crown Season 5’s retelling of the drama ... back to 1917 and explores the Windsors’ connection to the Romanov family of Russia. If you aren’t up to speed on your Russian ...

"The crown jewels play an important part in the coronation story," Regina says, "because the czar crowns himself in the coronation, and that is the moment when he takes full power." The Romanov ...