The rhinestone tiara is a silver-colored metal headband with an ascending crown shape of clear rhinestones in elegant loops, with a large stone in the center. At both ends is a small hair comb with which you can place it in an updo. Women wear it at a gala, on King's Day or in a princess look during carnival.
This is what the rhinestone tiara looks like
- The crown shape consists of openwork loops that get higher towards the center.
- The material is 80% zinc and 20% glass, with a silver-colored finish.
- The stones are colorless and clear, in round settings of various sizes.
- Two narrow combs on the sides you slide into your hair.
- The band itself is flat and smooth, so the crown shape stands out above your hairline.
When do you choose rhinestones and not a colored crown?
Clear rhinestones are color-neutral and therefore match any dress, while a crown with colored stones calls for an outfit in that same shade. A tiara is also a half crown that only follows the front of your head, unlike a full-circle crown that surrounds your entire head. Thanks to the glass stones, this model catches the light on the dance floor and under spotlights, without adding a color. That also makes it suitable for a spooky turn, such as a bloody beauty queen during Halloween.
What do you use to complete the princess look
Place the tiara on an updo bun or a high combed hairstyle, so that the combs have grip and the crown shape stays straight. A long dress, white gloves and a pearl necklace with matching earrings complete the royal image. If you are working towards an orange King's Day look, you combine the silver-colored shine with an orange sash or dress. For a zombie bride or bloody beauty pageant, add pale makeup and red fake wounds.
Choose this rhinestone tiara and in a few seconds you stand as a princess or party queen at your next gala, King's Day or carnival party.