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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Maurice_TempelsmanMaurice Tempelsman - Wikipedia

    Maurice Tempelsman (born August 26, 1929) is a Belgian-American businessman, a diamond magnate and merchant. He was the longtime companion of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, former First Lady of the United States.

  2. www.townandcountrymag.com › society › traditionJackie Kennedy and Maurice Tempelsman's Relationship - The Last...

    16 mag 2019 · The true story of Jackie Kennedy Onassis's relationship with diamond dealer Maurice Tempelsman, the man who was her partner at the end of her life.

  3. www.elle.com › it › showbizJackie Kennedy amori: Maurice Tempelsman l'ultimo marito di...

    26 mag 2019 · Non solo John Kennedy e Aristotele Onassis nella vita di Jackie Kennedy: l'ultimo grande amore dell'iconica first lady è stato Maurice Tempelsman, commerciante di diamanti milionario.

  4. www.donnaglamour.it › chi-e-maurice-tempelsman › curiositaMaurice Tempelsman: chi è l'ultimo amore di Jackie Kennedy?

    2 giu 2019 · Maurice Tempelsman è stato l’ultimo grandissimo amore di Jackie O. Sono stati insieme dal 1980 al 19 maggio 1994, giorno della morte di lei. Le diceva addio nel loro appartamento al...

  5. www.repubblica.it › moda-e-beauty › 2023/11/22Jackie Kennedy: a 60 anni dalla morte di J.F. Kennedy - la...

    22 nov 2023 · Jackie fotografata con Maurice Tempelsman all'ingresso di una festa alla New York Public Library del 1982.

  6. www.nbcnews.com › pop-culture › musicCarly Simon describes her Jackie Kennedy deathbed farewell - NBC...

    22 ott 2019 · Inside the home shortly before Onassis died, Simon was among the small group of people invited by the family to say goodbye, including John Jr. and Onassis' longtime companion, Maurice...

  7. www.washingtonpost.com › archive › lifestyleTHE MAN AT JACKIE'S SIDE - The Washington Post

    26 mag 1994 · NEW YORK -- It was a particularly emotional moment at this week's funeral Mass for Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis when Maurice Tempelsman rose to read the poem he had selected.