The magnificently opulent shoot, so beautifully photographed by Carla Guler, is a decadent celebration of Rosheuvel’s role in the hit Netflix series, which returns to our screens next month and I for one, can’t wait!
It’s a role made for Rosheuvel, who says: “I did some research into Queen Charlotte, but it wasn’t a deep dive. Bridgerton is more of a meta, fantasy world than a documentary – an amazing genre piece, pushed and twisted to work with our modern sensibilities. She adds: “I didn’t need to do much research because I knew the world this character came from already – it was my mother’s world and that makes her very easy to play.”
The new series sees Queen Charlotte – the only character not to appear in Julia Quinn’s original novels and the only one based on a real person – dealing with the decline of her husband, King George III and delves further into her private life.
Flawless jewels
This is the second time that JGJ jewels have been used in a glamorous, Regency-style Tatler shoot, and I’m thrilled that the carefully chosen pieces passed royal muster, from a monarch famed for saying the immortal words, ‘Flawless, my dear’ to the adorable Daphne Bridgerton in series one.
Our vintage 1980s Butler & Wilson gold and pearl rope twist earrings and 1940s Czechoslovakian purple crystal filagree necklace feature in two separate, yet equally opulent, shots. What’s not to love about the fabulous image of Rosheuvel in our eye-catching earrings, lying on a table filled with indulgent food and holding a bunch of purple grapes? I’m equally mesmerised by the breath-taking shot of her staring imperviously at the camera, while showcasing our stunning filagree collar, which works so perfectly alongside that divine Prangsta purple gown and those simply incredible, green, platform-soled Roger Vivier heels.
Similarly, our exquisite purple necklace, which has been intricately crafted from bronzed metal and adorned with individually set amethyst paste stones in star-shaped mounts, would look dreamy worn with a simple white tee. It has a gorgeous celestial vibe, which is very on-trend and the detailed filagree workmanship and gentle sparkle of the stones make it a truly magical piece to wear, whatever the era. Magical 80 years ago and still magical now. Truly timeless.
Until then, why not grab a copy of the April issue of Tatler and channel your inner Regency queen with these awe-inspiring, technicolour images of the glorious Golda Rosheuvel. If you’re dying to recapture the romance of the Regency era and fancy a Bridgerton-style jewellery reboot, we have some special pieces that are sure to lift your look and bring you right up to date.
