Diamond Bridal Tiaras

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Every bride dreams of the perfect dress, pair of shoes, flower bouquet, and a fancy yellowdiamonds piece of jewel, but that’s every bride. For those who want something extra special for their big day, a tiara is the perfect touch. Tiaras have been worn by royalty for centuries, and are still worn by them today. Many feel they are old fashioned because of how far back they date, but tiaras are essentially timeless. Little girls dream of being princesses and grown women still hold onto that dream on their wedding day. A tiara, especially a diamond tiara, says, “today is like no other day. Today, I am more special than anyone else here.” A tiara is more than a white dress, and more than fancy makeup and hair. It’s royalty.

Celebrities have made quite the statement by wearing tiaras to their weddings, or even on the red carpet. Some famous tiara-wearing celebrities include Madonna, who wed Guy Ritchie in 2000.

Madonna wore an amazing diamond tiara at her wedding to Guy Ritchie in 2000

Her choice for a tiara was an antique headpiece, which was later donated to charity. Another celebrity to don a diamond tiara is Keira Knightley. Though she was not a bride, the actress chose to accessorize with a Bulgari Vintage Collection diamond

necklace, worn as a tiara. Knightley sported the tiara look to the London premier of the movie Atonement.

Diamond tiaras are making a comeback in a huge way, breaking away from the ritually worn royal and pageant tiaras and entering a new era of headpieces, where the head is as much a part to adorn with diamonds as any other body part. Hairpieces are also becoming popular as they are seen as important accessorizes instead of pointless feminine items.

Tiaras are being used in ad campaigns for jewelers and photographers, such as the 2003 ads featuring Stella Tenant, a model for French jeweler Chaumet, where the tiara was worn in a relaxed fashion on the back of the head like a headband. Other campaigns include one starring Scarlett Johansson, who posed for Annie Leibovitz in a Disney ad wearing a 62-carat Harry Winston Tiara worth $325,000.

 
Keira Knightley with a Bulgari Vintage Collection colored diamond necklace as a tiara at the London premiere of Atonement and Scarlett Johansson, as Cinderella in the Annie Leibovitz photographed Disney ad, with a 62-carat, $325,000 Harry Winston diamond tiara.

Most brides today who are adopting the tradition of wearing a tiara make do with one showcasing semi-precious gems. A diamond tiara, boasting many stones, can cost millions of dollars. The Argyle Pink Tiara, which was recently sold, features rare pink diamonds and is worth $2 million.

The Argyle Pink Diamond Tiara with a removable pink diamond pear shaped ring

Colored diamonds, such as Pink or Champagne diamonds, are always an option for tiaras, especially if the headpiece is made in such a way that the gems can be removed and worn differently. Doing this though ads to the price tag of the tiara.

Diamond tiaras instantly transform a bride into a princess and are items that can be cherished and passed on as a heirloom from generation to generation. It is a bold yet sophisticated statement that is becoming more and more acceptable. Once considered outdated, diamond tiaras are now back and here to stay.

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