Diadem Halo crown Apollo greek

The Apollo halo crown diadem is a gold-coloured headband with rays of varying lengths fanning upwards, adorned with silver stars and crescent moons. In Greek mythology, Apollo was the god of light, and here you can place that radiant sun crown on your own head. It is designed for women who want to appear as a goddess at carnival or a Greek-themed party.

Rays, stars and moons on the halo crown

• The gold-coloured rays have a finely ribbed surface and form a semicircle around the headband.
• Silver-coloured stars and small crescent moons are attached to the ends and midpoints of the rays.
• The rays vary in length and fan out from the centre to both sides.
• The crown is fixed to a narrow, gold-coloured headband.
• The crown is made of 45% polystyrene, 45% iron and 10% PVC.
• The item is designed for women and consists of the diadem itself.

What is the difference between a ray crown and a Greek laurel wreath?

A ray crown like this halo crown stands upright around your head, while a laurel wreath lies flat on the hair. These upright rays refer to Apollo as the god of light and the sun, so you will look more like a goddess than a Roman emperor. In art, a ray crown has traditionally been used to make gods and saints recognisable. Choose this crown if you want your silhouette to be visible from a distance.

Wearing the halo crown at carnival or a toga party

For an evening party with togas, the halo crown looks best worn above loose, wavy hair, so that the narrow headband is hidden among your locks. Combine it with a white or gold-coloured dress and a few gold face gems around your eyes for the same heavenly glow. If you are participating in a carnival parade, place the crown straight on before setting off and keep in mind that the rays stick out widely in a crowded room or when forming a conga line.

Order the Apollo halo crown diadem and complete your Greek goddess look for carnival.