Laurel wreath

The laurel wreath is a shiny gold-colored head wreath of overlapping leaves with embossed veins, which sits like a ring around your head. At a Greek or Roman themed party, you can complete your toga with it, whether you are coming as an emperor, general or goddess. Both women and men wear it, and the gold stands out sharply against a white or red toga.

What is this laurel wreath made of?

The laurel wreath is made of 100% PVC and has the same golden shine all over the wreath.

• The material is 100% PVC.
• The color is shiny gold, without other shades.
• The leaves lie in a row over each other and have fine embossed veins.
• A transparent strip on the inside connects the leaves into one ring.
• The wreath is intended for women and men.
• You only receive the wreath. Toga, brooch and earrings are not included.

The laurel wreath as a sign of winners and emperors

In ancient Greece, winners of competitions and poets received a wreath of leaves on their head as a tribute. The Romans adopted that custom, and a victorious general wore the laurel wreath during his triumphal march through the city. Because of this, almost everyone immediately recognizes a golden leaf wreath as Greek or Roman, even if the rest of your costume is simple.

Jewelry and eyeliner with a golden leaf wreath

A golden leaf wreath looks best with accessories in the same color. Women choose long gold earrings and a sharp black eyeliner, which immediately gives the Roman look a face. Men keep it simple with a round gold brooch on the shoulder of the toga. A gold bracelet around the upper arm fits nicely with the leaves around your head.

Order the laurel wreath for your next Greek or Roman evening and give your toga the sign of an emperor in one go.