Diadem with rhinestones

The rhinestone diadem is a silver-coloured headband with an openwork crown full of sparkling stones, worn in your hair as a tiara. At carnival, it completes a queen or princess costume, while at a themed party, the crown instantly adds a festive touch to a simple evening dress. The tiara is designed for women.

The rhinestone crown in detail

• A narrow, silver-coloured band runs from ear to ear across your head.
• The front is openwork with curls and arches and is set with small, sparkling rhinestones.
• There is a small comb on the inside of the band at both ends.
• The diadem is made of 100% iron.
• The hair accessory is designed for women.

Why does a party queen wear a rhinestone diadem?

A tiara has traditionally been the jewellery of queens and princesses, and a rhinestone diadem instantly evokes that royal image. Rhinestone is the name for cut imitation stones that catch the light like diamonds, giving you that look without real gemstones. At carnival, you will therefore often see the crown worn by queens, princesses and festive gala looks. If you are dressing up in a group, one crown immediately makes it clear who is the queen of the party.

How to wear the rhinestone crown at carnival

The rhinestone crown looks best in an updo, such as a bun or a braid, just behind the hairline. Slide the combs under a lock of hair before heading out in the parade. Combine the tiara with a long dress in white, silver or pastel and long gloves, or wear it with a feather boa for a glamorous carnival evening. If you are going out to the pub, keep the rest of your jewellery simple so that the stones in your hair get the attention.

Order the rhinestone diadem and head out as a party queen at carnival.