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Sienna’s Royal Legacy Shines Through: Inherited Diamond Tiara on Her Birthday
Princess Beatrice, who married property developer Edoardo Mappalimosi in 2020, has proven that her daughter Sienna carries a strong royal legacy.
Sienna, who will be turning two in September, was recently spotted in a new image of the late Queen Elizabeth II, released on Friday.
The photo appears to have been taken at Sienna's christening, which took place last April at the Chapel Royal at St James's Palace.
Proud father Edoardo can be seen wearing a suit, while Sienna, with her red locks inherited from her mother and grandmother, is dressed in the royal christening gown.
Many royal fans have pointed out that Sienna's royal redhead genes are more apparent than those of Prince Harry's children.
Sienna Elizabeth Mappalimosi was born on September 18th at the Chelsea and Westminster Hospital and currently holds the 10th position in the line of succession to the throne.
Despite her royal heritage, Sienna is growing up away from the public eye.
Her mother, Beatrice, does not carry out royal duties and holds a full-time role at the tech company Affinity, while Edoardo runs his own property development and interior design company, Banda Property.
Sienna's aunt, Princess Eugene, recently shared an adorable photo of Sienna with her cousin, August Brooksbank, as they enjoyed a day out at the London Zoo earlier this year.
The family divides their time between Beatrice's apartment at St James's Palace in London and a country home in the Cotswolds.
Edoardo also has a seven-year-old son, Christopher Wolfe, known as Wolfie, from his previous relationship with architect Dara Huang.
In addition to her British royalty, Sienna also has noble blood from Italy.
Edoardo is descended from Italian aristocracy and will inherit the family's ancestral seat, the 18th-century Villa Mappoli Mosi Palace in Northern Italy.
This makes both Beatrice and Sienna Italian Contessas and Noble Donna, or noble women.
Sienna will have the privilege of enjoying both her noble bloodlines.
Furthermore, there is a beautiful tiara that will be passed down to Sienna in the future.
Princess Beatrice was seen wearing this meaningful tiara at Crown Prince Hussein and Princess Raja Al Hussein's wedding reception in Amman, Jordan.
The tiara, adorned with diamonds and intricate floral and leaf designs, was originally worn by Beatrice's mother, Sarah Ferguson, for her 1986 nuptials to Prince Andrew.
According to royal jewelry expert Lauren Kierner, the tiara was a custom creation by Garrard, gifted by Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip to their future daughter-in-law.
It is always exciting to see a long-hidden tiara reemerge, and Princess Beatrice wore it beautifully in Jordan.
The tiara had not been seen since Ferguson wore it to an event in 2001.
Beatrice paired the tiara with a champagne-colored Reem Acra gown featuring dramatic gold beading on the bodice.
Sienna will undoubtedly cherish this stunning tiara in the future, adding to her already impressive royal legacy.
In conclusion, Sienna's recent appearance in the image of Queen Elizabeth II showcases her undeniable royal heritage.
