Please note. Our tiaras are produced to a standard size but as they are made of copper they are flexible, this flexibility allows for adjustment to cater for varying head sizes and hair styles.

Once adjusted to the required fit the tiara can be pinned in place using the holes on each end of the frame.

Performing these two necessary simple actions will ensure that the tiara stays firmly in place for as long as required.

The tiara is Rhodium plated and set with 5A CZ simulated diamonds.

It is steeped in history the design was commissioned by a group of influential women who raised money for it's creation hence the tiara is named 'The Girls of Great Britain and Ireland Tiara'

The original tiara featured a fleur-de-lis design and was created 1893 by the House of Gerrard of London one of the leading designers of jewellery for the aristocracy . 

The original design is festooned with diamonds set in silver and gold and topped with 14 pearls, it was presented in a mahogany box, obviously the original tiara is priceless. The design included a second frame which allowed the tiara to be worn as a necklace.

Originally this tiara was created for a royal wedding that of Prince Albert Victor the Duke of Clarence and Avondale but he died a few weeks after his engagement to Mary. His younger brother Prince George, Duke of York then became heir to the throne and he subsequently married his late brothers fiancee this was not unusual in the Victorian age.

Our version is constructed with a frame of rhodium plated copper with simulated cubic zirconia diamonds.  Instead of pearls it is topped with fine simulated diamond. It cannot be converted to a necklace but in all other respects it has the look and feel of the real thing but at a tiny fraction of the cost.