The wealth of the Spanish monarchy
The fortune accumulated by the Spanish monarchy is considerable. After the death of Joan Charles I, his two daughters will receive the entirety of his wealth, valued at 1.8 million euros, which is equivalent to 900,000 euros for each. This amount is the result of the accumulation of wealth over the years. Faced with the controversies, Felipe VI has decided to renounce his share of the inheritance (https://www.softcatala.org/resum-de-textos-en-catala/).
The jewels of the Spanish monarchy
In addition to their financial wealth, the Spanish monarchy also owns an impressive collection of jewelry. Queen Sofia is known for her passion for jewelry and has inherited several priceless pieces. Among the most prominent jewels is the Prussian tiara, crafted in platinum and diamonds, with a central teardrop diamond. This tiara has been seen on occasions on Queen Letícia. She also sported a ruby pendant surrounded by diamonds, along with a pearl necklace. In addition, there are other sets of bangles in gold and precious stones, with diamonds, emeralds and sapphires among the featured gems.
Queen Sofia and Irene of Greece have inherited jewels of incalculable value. Irene of Greece, known as Aunt ‘Pecu’, has received some jewels in the distribution, including turquoise, diamonds, pearls and several family brooches. He has also inherited a tiara that belonged to the grandmother of the Queen Emeritus, Sofia of Greece, composed of 14 semicircles of diamonds. In addition, there is speculation about the existence of an additional collection of high-value jewels, which have not yet come to light.
It is said that Eleanor, the future Queen of Spain, may inherit some of these jewels in the future. He could also receive the jewels from aunt ‘Pecu’, even if the relationship between them is thin. Should the aunt die, her inheritance would go to her sister Sofia, or in her absence, to her nephews, Felipe, Cristina and Elena.