Diadem Halo crown Nova gold Greek

The Nova gold Greek diadem halo crown is a black headband with a fan of gold-coloured rays above a row of five gold-coloured roses. The rayed crown evokes the image of an ancient Greek goddess, with a halo of light fanning out around your head. It is designed for women and pairs well with a white garment at Carnival or a toga party.

How is this rayed crown made?

• The rays are thin, shiny gold-coloured rods that fan out in a semicircle, with the outermost ones pointing diagonally outwards.
• Five gold-coloured roses are placed close together at the front and form the base of the fan.
• At the back, there is a yellow arch to which the rays are attached.
• The whole piece sits on a narrow black headband that you simply place in your hair.
• The composition is 40% PET, 30% polystyrene and 30% polyester.
• The crown is listed under women's accessories.

The halo crown as a symbol of a goddess

In Greek and Roman iconography, a halo around the head is a symbol of divinity. The sun god Helios, for example, is often depicted wearing a crown of sunbeams. The Nova translates this image into a party accessory: the rays point away from your face like sunbeams, while the roses add a touch of a floral wreath.

Glitter makeup and jewellery to match the rayed crown

Gold-coloured rhinestones or glitter around your eyes and on your cheekbones complement the shine of the rays. Choose jewellery in the same colour, such as an armband or a wide necklace, to carry the colour from top to bottom. It is best to skip party glasses, as the fan already draws attention to your face. If you want to go for an Egyptian look, thick black eyeliner will complete the outfit.

Order the Nova halo crown and complete your goddess look for Carnival or a toga party.