Step into the Amalienborg Museum's world of royal elegance and create your own jewelry piece inspired by Queen Alexandrine's iconic diamond-studded meandering brooch. This autumn holiday workshop is perfect for children and their adult companions, who wish to combine creativity, craftsmanship, and historical insight.
Queen Alexandrine was a passionate collector of fine accessories. Her iconic meandering brooch, which she first wore at her wedding celebrations in 1898 when she married Christian X, is a masterpiece in jewelry design. The elegant necklace can, by its design, also be transformed into a bracelet or brooch.
In the workshop, you create a child-friendly version of this classic jewel. Your creation can be worn both as a close-fitting necklace and as a bracelet. You get a hands-on experience in Alexandrine's Salon, where you can see the original tools and view some of the queen's own, charming collection of fine jewelry.
