ANNE BOLEYN
Henry's mistress (Natalie Dormer), who this week takes the throne from
Katherine of Aragon (Maria Doyle Kennedy, right), ''really believed she
was born the queen,'' says Bergin. ''And her jewels had to show that
confidence.'' To build Anne's diadem, Bergin attached opal brooches to a
crown with pearls a process she calls ''Tudorizing.''
HENRY VIII
The king (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) grows into his majesty and the
bling this season. ''The royals were a glittering orb in people's lives
when they trotted out from the palace,'' Bergin observes. His crown is a
brass copy made from a portrait of Henry VII, while his agate necklace
has a feminine touch: It's actually a woman's belt.
JANE SEYMOUR
A spoiler only if you skipped history class, Anne's lady-in-waiting
(Anita Briem) eventually becomes Henry's wife No. 3. To emphasize Jane's
simple spirit which lies at the root of Henry's attraction the costumer
chose delicate pieces, including the necklace woven into her hair, all
rented from Irish designer Helen Fitzpatrick.
THOMAS CROMWELL
When the court adviser (James Frain) becomes the lord chancellor, it
shows down to his brass replica of the Collar of Esses (the Tudor rose
in the middle is a nod to his new position). Sir Thomas More (Jeremy
Northam) wore the same collar, only giving it back to Henry upon
his resignation last week.
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