The Royal Sophia metal tiara is a gold-coloured crown made of openwork loops, set with clear stones and featuring a large teardrop-shaped stone in the centre. The highest point is in the centre and tapers towards the sides, creating the shape of a half crown. Women wear this crown on King’s Day or at a themed party with a queen look.
How does this gold-coloured crown stay in place?
At both ends is a thin, curved metal wire that ends in a small loop, so you can thread a hair pin through it and secure the crown in your hair.
- The crown consists of 85% iron and 15% acrylic.
- The entire front is gold-coloured and openwork in loop and teardrop shapes.
- In the centre is one large teardrop-shaped stone, surrounded by rows of small clear stones.
- The lower edge features a continuous row of round stones from side to side.
- The two ends taper into a wire with a loop for a hair pin.
A queen look on King’s Day
A crown is the quickest part of a queen look: it is visible from the front and side, and it does not require a complete outfit to work. With a narrow band like this, the hair remains visible, so the look relies on shine rather than volume. On King’s Day, that suits orange accessories, while at a themed party, it is more suited to an evening look. This Boland model is higher in the centre than a flat diadem and therefore reads as a crown.
Dress and jewellery to match the Royal Sophia crown
A dress in a solid colour best showcases the gold-coloured openwork, as the stones do not have to compete with a print. Gold-coloured earrings and a bracelet complete the set, and a cloak or cape rounds off a queen outfit. Wear your hair in loose waves, and the crown will rest just behind your hairline.
Choose the Royal Sophia metal tiara and stand out as a queen among the revelers on King’s Day.