Order of the Rose, Collar

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SKU: 01.BRA.000129.101.01.000

Estimated market value:

$20,000 USD

  • Collar Obverse

Estimated market value:

$20,000 USD

Attributes

  • Country
    Brazil
  • Composition
    Gold/Enamelled
  • Inscription
    Obv: AMOR E FIDELIDADE Rev: MDCCCXXIX PEDRO E AMELIA
  • Size
    545mm
  • Image Licensing
    The image of the Collar is attributed to Igor vc at Wikipedia and is used in the public domain. The image has been cropped. See the following page for more information: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Collar_of_the_Imperial_Order_of_The_Rose_PNG_Format.png

History


The Imperial Order of the Rose (Imperial Ordem da Rosa) was established in Brazil by Dom Pedro I on October 17, 1829, to commemorate his second marriage with Princess Amélie of Leuchtenberg on August 2, 1829.

The Order was awarded to civilians, and military personnel, either Brazilians or foreigners, who distinguished themselves by their fidelity to the Emperor and by services rendered to the state.

The grades of the Order were Grand Cross, Grand Dignitary, Dignitary, Commander, Officer, and Knight. The Grand Cross was limited to sixteen bestows (eight Permanent Grand Crosses and eight Honorary Grand Crosses); the Grand Dignitary was limited to sixteen bestows; the Dignitary was limited to thirty-two, while Commander, Officer and Knight were unlimited.

The Order was rescinded by decree of General Manoel Deodoro da Fonseca on March 22, 1890. Since then, it has been identified as a House Order.

The insignia's designer was Eugène Hubert De La Michellerie. His original designs are in the Imperial Museum of Petrópolis.

This became the most popular of Pedro I’s orders.

The Grand Cross, Grand Dignitary, Commander, and Knight feature a Brazilian Imperial crown.

The Grand Cross may be awarded with the Collar for Permanent members, and with the sash ribbon for Honorary members.

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