The Swedish Royal Family has brought all the glitter to the 2024 Nobel Prizes. King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden presented the awards for Literature, Physics, Chemistry, and Physiology or Medicine in Stockholm. The ceremony is a formal event where the women of the Royal Family wear gowns and tiaras. For 2024, they chose several stunning pieces.

Queen Silvia in the Leuchtenberg Sapphire Tiara

The Queen of Sweden selected one of the largest tiaras in her royal collection, the tiara from the Leuchtenberg Sapphire Parure.

This tiara has a tall silhouette when worn in its full form (as at the 2024 ceremony). It features an intricate diamond base with eleven sapphires circled by diamonds atop. Queen Silvia also wore the earrings from the matching parure, which were created from two hairpins originally included in the set.

Crown Princess Victoria in the Baden Fringe Tiara

Crown Princess Victoria wore the glittering Baden Fringe Tiara that first belonged to a royal namesake.

Princess Victoria of Baden received this tiara as a wedding gift from her parents when she married Crown Prince Gustaf of Sweden in 1881. This kokoshnik-style tiara is made of diamond and triangle-shaped alternating pieces with a base of square diamonds. Notably, this tiara can also be converted to a necklace.

Princess Madeleine in the Connaught Diamond Tiara

The youngest child of the King and Queen of Sweden wore the Connaught Diamond Tiara for the Nobel Prize ceremony.

This diamond tiara has five upright forget-me-not wreaths each containing a diamond drop, as well as a base of diamond ribbons with upright diamonds.

Princess Sofia in her Wedding Tiara

Princess Sofia wore her go-to tiara that she received as a gift from King Carl Gustaf and Queen Silvia for her 2015 wedding to Prince Carol Philip.

This diamond palmette tiara was originally topped by emeralds. However, over the years, Sofia has worn several different stones, including diamonds, pearls, and turquoise stones. This year, she chose blue topaz toppers.