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The newest member of the Swedish royal family, Princess Adrienne, was christened in the chapel at Drottningholm Palace this morning, and her family wore lots of jewels to celebrate.

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Baby Adrienne is the third child and second daughter of Princess Madeleine of Sweden and Chris O’Neill. She was christened by Archbishop Antje Jackelen.

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Adrienne got a little accessory of her own during the christening. Her grandfather, King Carl XVI Gustaf, presented her with baby-sized insignia from Sweden’s highest chivalric order, the Order of the Seraphim.

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For her daughter’s christening, Princess Madeleine borrowed some major heirloom jewels from the family vaults. Her drop earrings are the diamond and cameo earrings from the family’s Cameo Parure. The suite, which (like the Bernadottes themselves) has roots in Napoleon’s imperial court, was an especially appropriate choice for the christening of a Swedish princess with a French name.

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Madeleine also wore the pearl, diamond, and cameo bracelet from the parure on her right wrist. She also chose to forego a traditional hat, wearing a headband festooned with silk flowers instead.

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Here’s a look at the entire O’Neill family: Chris, Princess Madeleine, little Princess Adrienne, Princess Leonore (who lost her shoes somewhere!), and Prince Nicolas. June 8th is a particular significant day for this family: Adrienne was christened on the fifth anniversary of her parents’ wedding, and exactly four years after the christening of her big sister, Leonore.

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Adrienne’s maternal grandmother, Queen Silvia of Sweden, wore beautiful pieces from her pearl collection for the christening. Her three-stranded pearl necklace has a topaz clasp, which coordinates with her drop earrings. You’ll also spot pearl bracelets on both of her wrists.

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Here’s a look at Silvia’s entire ensemble for the occasion.

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Adrienne’s paternal grandmother, Eva O’Neill, chose diamonds for the event. Her intricate diamond fan brooch looks like it might coordinate with the diamond bracelet on her left wrist.

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The baby princess’s aunt, Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden, chose understated pearl and diamond cluster stud earrings for Adrienne’s christening.

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Victoria attended the christening with Prince Daniel and their son, Prince Oscar. (Princess Estelle arrived with her family for the service, but she wasn’t feeling well and returned home.)

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Adrienne also has one other royal aunt: Princess Sofia, the wife of her uncle, Prince Carl Philip of Sweden. Sofia chose earrings with large pearl drop pendants for the christening.

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Sofia was accompanied by Carl Philip and their two sons, Prince Alexander and Prince Gabriel.

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Unlike her royal cousins, Princess Adrienne did not have any royal godparents. Anouska d’Abo (Chris’s niece), Charlotte Kreuger Cederlund, Coralie Charriol Paul, Nader Panahpour, Baron Gustav Thott (who recently married Madeleine’s close friend Louise Gottlieb, one of Princess Leonore’s godparents), and Natalie Werner served as Adrienne’s godparents.

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The Bernadottes gathered near Stockholm today for the christening of their littlest prince, Gabriel, at the chapel at Drottningholm Palace. Here’s a look at the jewels we saw the senior royal ladies wear for the important family occasion.

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In a move that surprised me quite a lot, Princess Sofia chose to wear a national costume for her second son’s christening. (Here’s what she wore for the christening of Prince Alexander about a year ago.)  The national attire includes a silver brooch at the wearer’s throat. She also pinned her father-in-law’s family order to her ensemble.

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In this closer view, we can see that she also wore her small diamond hoop earrings.

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Prince Gabriel’s grandmother, Queen Silvia of Sweden, was ultra-elegant in blue with pearl accents for the christening. Her husband’s family order coordinated nicely with the outfit.

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Here’s a view of her entire outfit, including pearls on her right wrist.

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Crown Princess Victoria, Gabriel’s aunt, wore a chic red ensemble for the christening, pairing it with large diamond-encrusted hoop earrings. We can also see here that she wore a silver bracelet and her wedding and engagement rings, plus her father’s family order.

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Here’s a look at Victoria’s entire ensemble, which echoes the 1950s couture heyday of Dior and other French designers.

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Princess Madeleine of Sweden served as one of her nephew’s godparents at the christening. She wore pearls; you can also spot gold bracelets and a sparkling band on her right hand.

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Here’s a better look at both Madeleine’s and Sofia’s outfits for the day. The next christening will be for Madeleine’s third child, who will be born next spring.

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Prince Gabriel has five godparents: Carolina Pihl, Sara Hellqvist, Thomas de Toledo Sommerlath, Princess Madeleine, and Oscar Kylberg.

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And as usual, the real star of the show was baby Gabriel’s big brother, Prince Alexander, who even managed a little wave to the gathered crowd.