Crown Queen With Stones Gold

The gold queen crown with stones is a gold-coloured plastic crown with an open scrollwork design and coloured faux stones in red, blue, green and purple. Women wear it as part of a queen costume on King’s Day, and it is equally suitable for a princess party or a Dutch evening. The highest point is in the centre above the forehead, making the crown appear widest at the front.

What is this crown made of?

• The crown is made of 100% PVC and has a shiny gold-coloured finish.
• The design features oval and round stones in red, blue and purple, with a large green stone in the centre.
• The upper part consists of open scrolls with a fine beaded edge, so your hair remains visible through them.
• The flat band goes all the way around and has rows of small holes at both ends.
• Small embossed lily shapes in the gold-coloured material run along the lower edge.

Coloured stones in a royal crown

Historical crowns were made up of a wide band with points rising above it, set with coloured gemstones. This design is reflected here in costume form: a flat band, open scrollwork above it and stones in several colours distributed across the design. This clearly makes the model look like a queen’s crown rather than a narrow tiara, which sits only above the forehead and tapers away at the back of the head. For a parade or party evening, such a fully encircling design is the clearest sign of your role.

Face paint and jewellery for your queen look

Keep your makeup warm and shiny to match this crown: gold-coloured eyeshadow and red lipstick complement the stones in the design, while a large brooch or a necklace with coloured stones repeats the motif on your outfit, and long gold-coloured nails complete the look. If you are wearing a voluminous wig, only put the crown in place after styling your curls, so the open scrollwork can lie freely.

If you are looking for an eye-catching headpiece for your queen costume, choose this crown and you will stand out among the guests on King’s Day with the right look.