Tiaras, also known as diademas, have been around for centuries. Wedding tiaras can be traced to ancient Egypt, Greece and Rome when tiaras conferred status and honor on the wearer. Napoleon Bonaparte made it an essential accesory at all the social functions during his reign. The tiara was at its heyday between early 1800s at the beginning World War I.
Tiaras are appropiate for balls, prom, wedding, beauty pageants and coming up parties. But nowadays, wedding tiaras are back in with force.
You can find them encrusted with rhinestones, shimmering crystals, pearls, semi-precious stones or precious gems. Wedding tiaras of today are easier to wear because they are made of lighter materials and variety styles.
This popular bridal hairstyle accesory that will always make a woman feel like a princess, have been seen in celebrities like Elizabeth Hurley, Catherine Zeta Jones, Maria Cavallier... Look at these photos.
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