Windsor Frame

The Windsor Frame is Olivia Riegel's definitive estate jewellery-inspired frame — gold or silver finished pewter encrusted with hand-set clear European crystals in the dense cluster pattern that defines the Windsor collection, with an elegant moiré silk back and beveled glass. Available in 2.5”×3.5”, 4”×6”, 5”×7”, and 8”×10” in gold and silver. The Windsor is the frame people think of when they think of Olivia Riegel — maximum crystal coverage, formal and opulent, the piece that makes a mantel, a wedding table, or a formal shelf look finished.

The Windsor motif runs through the entire Windsor collection: the frame coordinates directly with the Windsor Compact, Windsor Tealight Holder, Windsor Round Box, Windsor Flute (Set of 2), and Windsor Dessert Serving Set — making it the most complete coordinating collection Olivia Riegel produces. All Windsor pieces are tarnish resistant. The easel accommodates vertical or horizontal placement.

Specifications

• Materials: Gold or silver finished cast pewter, hand-set clear European crystals, beveled glass, moiré silk back
• Sizes available: 2.5”×3.5”, 4”×6”, 5”×7”, 8”×10”
• Finish: Gold or Silver
• Easel: Vertical or horizontal placement
• Tarnish resistant.

Part of the Olivia Riegel collection at Treasured Accents. Coordinates with the Windsor Compact, Windsor Flute, Windsor Tealight Holder, Windsor Round Box, and Windsor Dessert Serving Set.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the Windsor collection?
Windsor is Olivia Riegel's most complete coordinating collection: frame, compact, tealight holder, round box, champagne flutes, and dessert serving set — all in the same estate jewelry-inspired crystal pattern. You can build an entire table setting or vanity arrangement around it.

Is the Windsor Frame the most formal in the range?
It's among the most opulent — the dense crystal coverage gives it the highest visual presence of any frame in the collection. The Princess Frame uses a slightly different crystal cluster approach; both are at the formal end of the range.

What size should I choose for a wedding portrait?
5”×7” is the most commonly chosen for a wedding portrait displayed on a mantel or console. 8”×10” is for a gallery-scale statement piece.