DESCRIPTION:  This is an antique filigree and rhinestone paste headpiece to be worn like a headband or tiara which dates probably about to the 1910s or 1920s--Edwardian into Flapper eras.  The metal is silvertone with the wire looking almost like it is finely wrapped, though it appears to be molded that way.  Clear crystal rhinestones are prong-set and the headpiece ends in loops for ribbon to tie it onto the head.  I have included a cream satin ribbon--it's one long piece, though I think this would have had one ribbons sewn onto either side to tie in the back.  

MEASUREMENTS:  From loop to loop around the inside, it measures about 10".  Measuring at the loops (back), it measures about 5" across.  It is somewhat adjustable as the metal is easy to bend.

CONDITION:  The metal is heavily tarnished/darkened/patinated. On the back side of the stone cups, you can see a fair amount of green verdigris, probably from skin moisture when being worn.  The wire structure does not appear to be compromised.  There are some areas where the wire form is bent a little out of shape--a dip at one side of the front and maybe some little wiggles around the tiara here and there and at the connector areas at the back.  These are easily remedied if preferred, the wire is not difficult to manipulate, though naturally care should be taken.  The rhinestones show typical age, but are very clear and sparkly.  None missing, none replaced as far as I can tell.