Dutch Diamond Bandeau Tiara

This bandeau, composed of a collection of large diamonds which were given by the nation to Queen Emma in 1879, was made in the 1930s.

 

 

Antique Pearl Tiara

This tiara was made for Queen Wilhelmina around the turn of the twentieth century, but the large pearls which sit on the tiara's spikes actually date from the 1600s. The tiara can be worn either in its full setting or in a smaller setting without the pearls.

 

Queen Margherita's Musy Tiara

Made in 1904 by Musy for Queen Margherita of Italy, this versatile diamond and pearl tiara was commissioned in celebration of the birth of the future King Umberto III, Margherita's grandson. Margherita's daughter-in-law, Queen Marie José, received the tiara after her death; today it is worn by Princess Marina of Savoy.

 

Dragonfly Tiara

This diamond and ruby tiara, made in the early twentieth century, features dragonflies mounted en tremblant so that they move when the wearer moves. It is now worn by Princess Camilla of Bourbon-Two Sicilies, likely purchased for her at auction by her wealthy family, the Crocianis.

 

Ancona Tiara

This diamond and pearl tiara has a complex Italian history. It was made in 1817 for the wedding of Princess Maria Anna of Saxony to Grand Duke Leopold II of Tuscany; the piece eventually made its way into the Bourbon-Two Sicilies family and to the Duchess of Ancona. Her descendents sold the tiara at auction, but it unexpectedly reappeared on Princess Camilla of Bourbon-Two Sicilies at the wedding of Crown Prince Frederick of Denmark in 2004.



Ruby Olive Wreath Tiara

 This nineteenth-century tiara, made with pigeon's blood rubies and olive branch motifs, dates to the reign of George I of Greece; the tiara was worn by his wife, Grand Duchess Olga Constantinovna of Russia. The tiara passed through the Greek royal family and was given to the last Greek queen, Anne-Marie, by her mother-in-law, Queen Friederike. Anne-Marie retains the tiara and wears it frequently today.

 

Queen Anne-Marie's Diamond Tiara

Lovely Tiara. This Tiara has been worn a lot by Alexia. Well, she looks stunning here at Crown Princess Victoria's Wedding.

Khedive of Egypt Cartier Tiara

This has been worn as her Wedding Tiara and Nathalie, her granddaughter for her Wedding.

Queen Anne-Marie choose a good selection of Jewels. I love how on her Neclace the Emeralds are just in drops, I rarely ever seen that! Yay!

Can you see it? Not really. But this is kinda like the Russian Fringle Tiara that Queen Elizabeth I wears a lot.

Art Deco Floral Tiara

I love this Tiara and with all the Diamonds and Spikes. I love Diamond Spikes and this Tiara. A+

Antique Corsage Tiara

Although you can't see it this is a very great Tiara, a wonderful Diamond Tiara.

Wessex Wedding Tiara

This has been worn by Sophie a lot. Every event where she has to wear a tiara, she wears this Tiara.

Queen Mary's Fringe Tiara

This Tiara has been worn by the Queen a lot and has been used for 2 Royal Weddings and may be used for Zara's Wedding.

Queen Alexandra's Kokoshnik Tiara

This Tiara has been worn alot and it looks good on her too...Looks so much like her wedding tiara....Kinda.

Gloucester Leafage (Iveagh) Tiara

Rose looks great...I wonder if her Wedding Bouquet had roses?

Festoon Diamond Tiara

Love it!! It looks like Snowflakes. A reminder of her home country, Canada!

Diamond Button Tiara

Um...Ain't my Style. But looks great on Sophie.

Burmese Ruby Tiara

Do people look good in Ruby's? Yep! Expesially her, they are lovely!

Brazilian Aquamarine Tiara

Do I like this? Partly. Not a huge fan though.

Boucheron Honeycomb Tiara

Camilla has worn alot of things worn by Elizabeth Bowles-Lyon. This Tiara is fantastic, there are so many Diamonds and I love that!

Pearl Poiré Tiara

Guess what?

This looks so much like Queen Elizabeth II's Tiara but with Pearls! I do think that is L-O-V-L-E-Y

Midnight Tiara

Love, Love, Love this tiara. It makes you guess, it looks like there is either seashells or feathers on there but either way, I love it so M-U-C-H!

Ingrid's Ruby Parure Tiara

I love this tiara. I really love it when Mary has her hair up. And with those earrings.

Floral Aigrette Tiara

Amazing Tiara, the Diamonds are great. It looks alot like Marie's!

Emerald Parure Tiara

Spectacular!! I love the Emeralds, just my style!

Diamond & Turquoise Bandeau Tiara

Not one of my favorite tiara but Margrethe looks great in it.

Diamond Floral Tiara

One of the other most beautiful women in the world! This tiara is so seen but, it is so lovely that you just ahhh at it always!

Crown Princess Mary's Wedding Tiara

One of the most beautiful women in the World! Lovely, Regal, Elegant Girl. The Tiara is so Fantastic and Beautiful and The Earrings oh God! So lovely, Perfect Choice!

Baden Palmette Tiara

Not my favorite peice but I'll go with it.

Saleha's Diamond and Ruby Tiara

 The history of this impressive diamond and ruby tiara is unknown; the intricate piece, inset with large rubies, is currently worn by Saleha, the wife of the Sultan of Brunei.

 

Savoy-Aosta Tiara

Although it is most frequently worn today by Princess Astrid, this diamond floral tiara belongs to her mother-in-law, Archduchess Margherita, who was born a princess of Savoy-Aosta. Margherita often loans the tiara to her sons' wives.



Princess Astrid

Queen Elisabeth's Diamond Bandeau Tiara



This tiara was made in the early twentieth century for Queen Elisabeth of the Belgians. Queen Paola wears it often. And Princess Mathilde has only worn this tiara once, at her wedding in December of 1999. Queen Paola was given the tiara from her newly-wed husband (in 1965) who inherited it from his grandmother.

Queen Paola of the Belgians

Princess Mathilde of Belgium



Princess Claire's Wedding Tiara

Princess Claire has worn this tiara twice, at her wedding and at Crown Prince Frederik's wedding in May of 2004. Which might indicate that she bought this tiara.

Princess Claire of Belgium

Laurel Wreath Tiara

Made by London jewelers Hennel & Sons in 1912, this tiara includes 631 diamonds in a classic laurel wreath design and can be removed from its frame for use as a necklace. It was a gift from the Belgian nobility to Mathilde for her wedding to Prince Philippe in 1999. Mathilde was of course a member of the Belgian nobility herself prior to marrying the next King of the Belgians.



Princess Mathilde of Belgium



Diamond and Pearl Tiara

 This diamond tiara, made up of scroll elements topped by pearls, is of unknown provenance; although some initially speculated that it might have been loaned to Princess Claire, it seems to have been bought for her.

Princess Claire of Belgium

Habsburg Diamond and Pearl Bandeau

 This tiara was worn by Archduchess Francesca on her wedding day in 1993. It is an antique bandeau made of diamond floral motifs with pearls at their centers; according to some sources, the tiara was once owned by Empress Elisabeth "Sissi" of Austria.

Archduchess Francesca von Hansburg

Emerald and Diamond Wreath Tiara

 Sources suggest that this piece, which is worn both as a tiara and a necklace by Archduchess Francesca von Habsburg, the wife of Archduke Karl (the current head of the House of Habsburg), was originally owned by the Hanoverian royal family but sold at auction. The piece is composed of diamond wreath elements interspersed with large emeralds.
 

Archduchess Francesca von Hansburg

Daisy Diamond Tiara

This tiara is a small bandeau of diamonds set in daisy shapes and enclosed in circles with a scalloped edge, so we will call it the Diamond Daisy Tiara. It was made in 1910, and was a wedding gift from King Harald and Queen Sonja to Mette-Marit.

 

Crown Princess Mette-Marit of Norway

Queen Sonja of Norway

Cate Blanchett wore either this same tiara or a copy in the movie An Ideal Husband. That movie came out in 1999, 2 years before the wedding, so it may indeed be the same tiara. Knowing that Garrard's provided jewels to the moviemakers and that the Norwegian royal family have used Garrard's as a jeweler in the past, it's reasonable to guess that the royal family purchased this in Britain sometime before the wedding.

Since then, it has become Mette-Marit's most frequently worn tiara.