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2023 Tiara Yachts 43 LE

• By Boating Tech Team
• December 12, 2022

Tiara’s 43 LE exudes luxury, style, innovative functionality and performance. Powered by twin Mercury Marine 600 hp V-12 outboards, it’s capable of nearly 55 mph, but also grants more than 250 miles of range at speeds between 37 and 43 mph.

Tiara capitalized on its heritage in cabin boats to incorporate comfort throughout the 43 LE, including an aft seating/lounging/cockpit galley module that rotates to face forward, aft and 45 degrees in between, while also opening up different areas of deck space as it swivels. An additional pair of aft-facing seats reside within the bulkhead between the aft cockpit and bridge deck. If you want to lay out and catch some rays, make your way to the big bow sun pad atop the cabin roof.

The aft swim platform extends the deck area astern, and creates an expansive amount of deck space when coupled with the motorized fold-out hullside terrace on the port side, as well as unrivaled access to the water for swimming, snorkeling and more. It can also make boarding much easier. There’s also a dive door on the starboard side of the cockpit.

On the bridge deck, both the extra-wide helm and companion seats can pivot from facing forward to face the cockpit. When it’s chilly or wet, you can quickly close the aft companionway to the bridge deck with easy-to-use sliding clear vinyl doors on roller tracks. When it’s hot, you can button up and turn on the air conditioning to cool off. There’s also a drawer-style fridge abaft the helm seat.

In a very cool touch, the helm console features a pair of Garmin 16-inch multifunction displays, but there’s also a 16-inch Garmin MFD on the port console. The cabin of the 43 LE immerses the crew in comfort and convenience. The centerpiece as you step below is a beckoning island berth. Side windows usher in light, while an overhead hatch can let in a cooling breeze. There’s also a surprisingly spacious and private midcabin with a comfy twin berth and standing headroom for changing clothes. A full-featured head with designer accents and accoutrements, and a separate shower provides all the conveniences of home while afloat. 

High Points

• Step-down cabin features an island berth, luxurious head compartment with separate shower, and midcabin berth with standing headroom.
• Swiveling seating/lounging/cockpit galley module offers multiple deck arrangements. 
• Motorized fold-out hullside terrace complements the aft swim platform.
• Bridge deck can be quickly and fully enclosed with innovative  clear-vinyl pocket doors. 
• Awning extends aft at the push of a button from the stylish hardtop to shade the cockpit on sultry days. 

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The first in its series, the 2023 Tiara Yachts 43 LE emphasizes the brand tenets Tiara Yachts is synonymous for: sport styling combined with luxurious amenities, dedicated social zones and thrilling performance.  While the bow provides relaxation via a chaise lounge, the aft social zone shows off a rotating lounge with multiple locking positions and a built-in footrest.  A fold down terrace expands the cockpit and improves your access to the water.  In addition, below deck you’ll find two sleeping accommodations; a queen island berth and mid-cabin double berth.  A complete head with separate shower provides all of the appropriate overnighting or day-yachting amenities you’ll need. Powered by Twin Mercury 600 HP Engines JPO. Currently on display 8 am – 5 pm daily.

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Luxury abounds aboard the 43 LS. A variety of social zones, ample seating and refined yacht aesthetics provide comfort for everyone. Entertain from the galley, while below deck, comfortable accommodations for four await.

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The sleek styling of the 43 LS is best complemented by the power and performance of twin Mercury Verado® V12 600hp engines. With a fuel capacity of 400 gallons combined with a top speed over 50 mph, get you to your favorite port of call fast and have more time to enjoy with family and friends.

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Queen Elizabeth II’s Brazilian Aquamarine Parure

03.07.2020 by The Court Jeweller // Leave a Comment

Most of the sparkling tiaras worn by Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom were legacies from queens and princesses past, but a few of them have been hand-picked or commissioned by the Queen herself. Today’s tiara, the Brazilian Aquamarine, was ordered by the Queen as a part of an evolving parure of jewels.

The Brazilian aquamarine parure didn’t start with a tiara; it began with a necklace and a pair of earrings. These diamond and aquamarine pieces were presented to the Queen in 1953 by the Brazilian president as a coronation gift on behalf of the people of Brazil. Leslie Field describes the necklace as follows: “nine large oblong aquamarines each in a diamond scroll setting with an even bigger oblong aquamarine pendant drop.” The earrings were designed to mimic the setting of the necklace’s pendant. Above, she wears the earrings and necklace with Queen Alexandra’s Kokoshnik in 1957.

By 1957, the Queen had also commissioned Garrard to make a tiara to match the aquamarine demi-parure. The tiara featured an elaborate diamond and aquamarine bandeau base, with three aquamarine and diamond elements placed at intervals. Above, she wears the original tiara for the Royal Film Performance of George Cukor’s Les Girls in November 1957.

You can see two different angles showing the original tiara above. On the left, the Queen wears the tiara with the necklace (sans pendant) and earrings on a visit to Malta in November 1967; on the right, she dons the tiara to watch Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev dance at Covent Garden in March 1969.

The parure kept evolving, in part because Brazil kept generously offering more aquamarines to the Queen. They presented her with a bracelet and brooch to coordinate with the set in August 1958, and in 1968, when the Queen made her first state visit to Brazil, the Governor of Sao Paolo gave her an aquamarine and diamond hair ornament. According to Field, stones from this ornament were used in 1971 to super-size the aquamarine tiara. (For years, many believed that this hair ornament might have been the smaller aquamarine tiara now worn by the Countess of Wessex , but as that tiara still exists, that can’t be the case.)

The central stone was swapped for a larger one — the original pendant from the necklace — and four new motifs were made to set between each of the three upright oblong aquamarines. Field describes these as “scroll-shaped motifs,” but I’ve always thought they were rather fan-like in their design. Each of the elements of the tiara was also topped by a round, collet-set aquamarine.

The Queen has worn the tiara fairly consistently since its overhaul, even though it’s now one of the tallest and most imposing diadems in her collection. Although she often opts for smaller and more comfortable tiaras (like the GGBI and the Belgian Sapphire) these days, we’ve still seen her bring out the Brazilian Aquamarine Tiara a couple of times over the last decade. Prominent appearances have included the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Australia in October 2011…

…and the Spanish state banquet at Buckingham Palace in July 2017. Will we see the Queen wearing this tiara again anytime soon? Or will it be worn in the future by another royal lady, perhaps the Duchess of Cornwall or the Duchess of Cambridge?

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Queen victoria eugenie’s aquamarine parure.

Happy Birthday to Princess Sibilla of Luxembourg , who turns 52 today! One of the many illustrious brides to marry into the Grand Ducal Family in recent years, since we have already featured her Art Deco Tiara , today we are taking a look at Queen Victoria Eugenie’s Aquamarine Parure.

Fleur-de-Lys Tiara  |  Chaumet Tiara  |  Mellerio Shell Tiara  |  Cartier Pearl Tiara  |  Empress Eugenie’s Emeralds  |  Aquamarine Parure  |  Turquoise Tiara  |  Cartier Diamond Bandeau  |  Joyas de Pasar  |  Diamond Earrings  |  Diamond Bracelets  |  Cartier Stomacher  |  Emerald Brooch  |  Spanish Royal Tiaras

 The Aquamarine Parure consists of a Diamond Circle Tiara set with pear-shaped Brazilian aquamarines, an Art Deco sautoir with a large aquamarine pendant, a pair of earrings, a brooch set with a large faceted aquamarine and a massive briolette aquamarine pendant, a bracelet, and a ring.

In the 1900s, Queen Victoria Eugenie of Spain received a Tiara made by Ansorena from her husband, King Alfonso XIII, after she has seen a similar diadem and dropped a few subtle hints.

The original Tiara was set with drop pearls, which Queen Victoria Eugenie had reset with Brazilian Aquamarines in the 1920s, which she wore with her Art Deco Aquamarine Parure.

In 1935, Queen Victoria Eugenie gave her Aquamarine Parure as a Wedding Gift to her daughter Infanta Beatriz when she married the Prince of Civitella-Cesi . Finding the original Tiara too fragile for the large aquamarines, Infanta Beatriz had the stones reset by Bulgari to create the Diamond Circle Tiara we see today, similar to the Vladimir Tiara in the British royal collection.

In 1954, Infanta Beatriz attached the  Aquamarines  from  Queen Victoria Eugenie’s Aquamarine Parure upright on her Bulgari Diamond Necklace as a Tiara for the 18th Birthday Ball for her elder daughter, Princess Sandra Torlonia, at the Palazzo Torlonia.

Infanta Beatriz notably wore the Aquamarine Parure at one of the Balls that took place in Athens days before the Wedding of her nephew, the Prince of Asturias, to Princess Sofía of Greece in 1962 .

The following day, she used the Tiara without the Aquamarines with her Bulgari Diamond Necklace for the Wedding Ball of her nephew, Prince Juan Carlos of Spain, and Princess Sophia of Greece at the Royal Palace of Athens in 1962 .

Infanta Beatriz wore the Bulgari Diamond Necklace and the  Bulgari Tiara for an audience with the Pope.

In 1967, Infanta Beatriz wore the Aquamarine Parure for her niece, Infanta Pilar’s, Pre-Wedding Ball in Estoril .

The Tiara was worn by Infanta Beatriz’s daughter, Dona Olimpia Torlonia at her wedding in 1965 , and the Aquamarine Parure was worn on numerous occasions before it was inherited by her and her elder sister, Countess Sandra Lecquio di Assaba after the Infanta’s death in 2002.

Dona Olimpia wore the Tiara at the Wedding of Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark in 2004 and the late Countess Sandra wore the Parure at the Crown Prince Felipe’s Pre Wedding Dinner the following week.

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After some rumours that King Juan Carlos had been inquiring about buying the Parure from his cousins, in 2012, Princess Sibilla of Luxembourg , daughter of Dona Olimpia, wore the Tiara, Earrings, Brooch, and Bracelet, with a large diamond riviere, at the Pre-Wedding Gala of her nephew, Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume .

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In recent years, the Tiara has gone on display at the Bulgari exhibition at the Kremlin in Moscow. As the most high profile of Infanta Beatriz’s grandchildren, it is expected that Princess Sibilla will inherit the parure, though the eventual fate remains unknown.

In 2023, Princess Sibilla wore parts of the Parure for the Wedding Gala of Infanta Maria Francisca de Bragança .

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Well, whatever the fate of the tiara, I hope it is not the auctioneer’s block. That would only mean either a museum which means it’ll never get used again or some private collector which means we’ll never get to see it again. I hope it passes on to Princess Sibilla so that she can continue wearing it as well as her descendants and relatives. I think these beautiful jewels deserve to be worn and not just exhibited!

Oooh, how I really wish the original tiara setting was kept 💔 They could have still made the 2nd Vlad wanna be setting and switched the aquamarines out for light weight pearls or even diamonds if the original tiara was indeed too fragile for the large aquamarines. The original tiara reminds me so much of the Connaught Diamond Tiara belonging to the Swedish Royal Family. I’d love to see the two up close and side by side. The first tiara was just so romantic, airy and delicate looking despite it being a very tall and substantial piece. I love the balance of the original tiara. I do think I like the Aquamarine drops with the newer Vlad wanna be, more then I like the Vlad with the pearls or the emeralds. It was my fav emerald tiara until Eugenie’s wedding kikoshnik. I think the aquamarines would have actually brought out qe2’s eyes, but the cambridge emeralds are glowing facets of kryptonite regardless if they make the queens eye color pop. I would love to see another tiara made to look more like the original to switch the aquamarines out

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