Princess Sofia at the 2016 Nobel Prize Banquet (Photo: SOREN ANDERSSON/AFP/Getty Images)

Hooray — a brand-new tiara on Princess Sofia at this year’s Nobel Prize ceremony! Here are close-up views of her jewels and gown from the banquet.

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Sofia wore the smaller Cut-Steel Tiara, which uses highly-polished steel to sparkle rather than gemstones. The piece has a long row of small steel spheres set atop a latticework base. Until now, Crown Princess Victoria was the only member of the Swedish royal family who had worn this tiara in public.

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Sofia paired the tiara with the diamond and emerald earrings she also wore at last year’s Nobels. The earrings feature a pave-set diamond stud with additional diamond leaves, a pendant of three round diamonds, and emerald drops.

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To secure the sash of the Order of the Seraphim, Sofia wore a diamond brooch. We don’t have a super-clear view of the piece, unfortunately, but you can see some of the details above…

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…and also in this image. The piece appears to have floral elements in its design.

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Sofia also wore her father-in-law’s Royal Family Order. Unlike the British RFOs, each Swedish badge features a different portrait of the king. Sofia’s features a more contemporary portrait of Carl Gustaf.

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And here’s a look at Sofia’s gown, which was designed by the House of Dagmar. The color’s great on her, but I’m not sure I’m sold on the fabric or the silhouette.

The 2016 Nobel Prize Ceremony (Photo: Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images)

Today’s the day, everybody: it’s Royal Jewel Christmas! The Swedish royal family has gathered in Stockholm for the annual distribution of the Nobel prizes (except, of course, the Peace Prize, which is given out by the Norwegian royals). Whoever decided that the prize-giving should take place at a white-tie ceremony and banquet should be sainted. Let’s have a look at the glittering tiaras and jewels on display!

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Queen Silvia usually alternates between Queen Sofia’s Tiara (aka the Nine Prong) and the Leuchtenberg Sapphires to the Nobels, and this year, it was the sapphires’ turn. She wore the tiara, the earrings, the necklace, and the brooch.

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Crown Princess Victoria chose an interesting combination of jewels from the Napoleonic era: the larger Cut-Steel Tiara, plus the necklace, earrings, bracelet, and brooch from the Cameo Parure.

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We’ll get better views of all of Princess Madeleine’s jewels when photos from tonight’s banquet are released, but for now, we can see that she’s wearing the Connaught Diamond Tiara. I believe we last saw her wear this tiara at her sister’s wedding in 2010.

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And here’s a welcome surprise: Princess Sofia wore a different tiara! This is the smaller Cut Steel Tiara, previously only worn in public by Crown Princess Victoria. I can’t wait to get a better look at this piece at tonight’s banquet.