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Mary's decision of Denmark with Queen Margrethe that will move the country

Mary of Denmark surprised everyone after showing, in a very emotional moment, a gesture with Queen Margrethe

During the recent commemoration of the 80th anniversary of Denmark's liberation, Queen Mary made a gesture full of symbolism and elegance. The wife of King Frederick decided to wear a diamond and pearl brooch, lent by Queen Margrethe. With this detail, she moved everyone by keeping her mother-in-law and former Queen of Denmark very much in mind on a special day for all.

The brooch, of great historical and emotional value, was a wedding gift to Queen Louise of the Netherlands, passed down to each generation. By wearing this jewel, Mary not only pays tribute to her mother-in-law but also establishes a connection with the history and tradition of the monarchy.

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Queen Mary remembers Queen Margarita wearing one of her brooches | Europa Press

Mary of Denmark steps forward with Queen Margrethe

A few days ago, Denmark experienced one of its greatest days with the commemoration of the 80th anniversary of its liberation. At the event, Mary of Denmark drew attention because it was her first major institutional event after Queen Margrethe's abdication.

Aware of this, the wife of King Frederick decided to make a gesture to the former representative of the Danes. Mary wore a pearl and diamond brooch of great sentimental value that belonged to Queen Margrethe, her predecessor on the throne. This detail was not a random choice but a subtle message directed at the Danish people.

The brooch, an inherited piece, symbolizes the connection between generations of the royal family. This fact highlights the continuity and stability that the monarchy tries to offer the country, despite the criticisms received.

The dress accompanying the jewel was also carefully selected. It was an elegant yet sober design, suitable for the occasion. Its choice conveys an image of simplicity and humility, in line with the values they wish to convey after being accused of their high standard of living.

Mary of Denmark has shown a clear intention to modernize the institution without breaking with tradition. She has begun to use historical jewels that were previously reserved for Queen Margrethe, such as the Pearl Poire tiara, a symbol of continuity and renewal.

What Mary of Denmark's gesture with Queen Margrethe hides

Currently, nothing that happens in the monarchy is a matter of chance. Every appearance and style is carefully chosen, and in the case of Queen Mary, it hides a message.

A message that comes at the most challenging time for her and King Frederick, with the shadow of Queen Margrethe still present. Denmark has shown its longing for its former queen and asks that the current representatives resume the old traditions.

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Mary intends to win the affection of Queen Margarita's followers | Europa Press

Therefore, the gesture Mary has made is a double reading with which she intends to win the affection of the more reluctant Danish people. Wearing Queen Margrethe's brooch during an event of great historical significance is a show of respect and continuity. At the same time, it reflects a conscious strategy to strengthen her relationship with the Danish people, combining tradition and modernity.

Mary seeks to connect with the people, showing empathy, understanding, but above all respect for Queen Margrethe. Amid rumors of a possible crisis in her marriage, the wife of King Frederick sends a message of family unity and closeness.

The queen has used symbolic elements in her styling, aware that every detail would be scrutinized. Time will tell if these gestures with the past have the desired effect and if Mary of Denmark gains the support of Margrethe's followers. For now, her presence at the 80th anniversary of Denmark's liberation was positively valued.