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Yeudi-Luthorian Yeudovski released new sets of jewelry to celebrate Emperor’s Silver Jubilee.
June 5725

His Majesty, the Emperor, celebrates his twenty-fifth anniversary on the throne. The monarch, who ascended the Luthorian throne in 5700, has now reigned for over a quarter of a century. The celebration of a jubilee years isn’t unusual in Luthorian fashion, after all, on the last emperor for which there was no jubilee celebration was Emperor Edward V, who reigned for 23 years.

To celebrate this achievement, Yeudovski, a major Luthorian-Yeudi jewelry brand, has released a new set of jewelry and ornaments in honour of the Imperial Family and His Majesty, the Emperor.

This new set aims at “celebrating the life, reign of His Majesty, the Emperor, as well as to commemorate, in our way, this special heritage between the Holy Land and the Empire.”

It isn’t the first time that Yeudovski releases sets of jewelry to commemorate events, upon His Majesty’s Coronation in January 5702, the corporation released a limited collection, including a set of necklaces and rings commemorating the Emperor and Empress’ coronation. This commercial operation was considered to have been a resounding success.

Now with this example, the Silver Jubilee was unmissable, for several days, Luthori would indulge itself in numerous celebrations, starting with the Trooping the Colour military parade, which for this jubilee is expected to be expanded to not merely include elements from the Imperial Guard – but Army and Navy personnel too.

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Yeudovski released three new sets of jewels – in a limited edition only. The first, named the “Regalia” is a ring, with a silver ornament and a red sapphire throning on its head. The second, named “King’s Prize” in honour of His Majesty, the Emperor is a pair of two earrings, with rubies polishing them. The last set of jewels released in this “Silver Jubilee Collection” was the “Victoria’s Secret”, an exquisite “solitaire” necklace featuring a single gemstone, a bright purple diamond.

Meant to pay tribute to Her Majesty, the Empress and to the Imperial Family by using purple, which is usually linked with the imperial family and is known as the “imperial colour”, Her Majesty’s coronation robes were in purple, for example.

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Due to the status of this collection, prizes to acquire one of these jewelries will be high, with an estimate being placed at £3.300 for the Regalia ring, £4.540 for the King’s Prize earrings and finally £4.780 for the Victoria’s Secret necklace.

Yeudovski also said that the Emperor and Empress had received “limited editions” of the jewels, something that was later confirmed by the Orange Palace’s social media account, which released a handwritten message from both the Emperor and Empress thanking Yeudovski for its “thoughtful” and “meaningful” present.