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The Crystal Tiara, The one accessory that reads as bridal from across the room -72%
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The Crystal Wedding Tiara

The one accessory that reads as bridal from across the room

$49.00 $180.00boutique price

Bridal salons start crystal tiaras at $180. The crystals are the same crystals.

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Why it works

  • Reads as bridal from across the room, which almost nothing else in the look does
  • Sits forward on the crown so it shows in every photo taken from the front
  • Flexible band that shapes to your head instead of pinching after an hour
  • Works over loose hair, a half-up style or a full updo

Crystals set along a flexible band that shapes to your head instead of pinching after an hour. Worn forward on the crown, it shows in every photo taken from the front, which is more than most of the look can claim.

Comb ends anchor it into loose hair, a half-up style or a full updo. Gold or silver finish, one size. Free worldwide shipping.

Details

  • ·Crystal and rhinestone detailing on a flexible band
  • ·Comb ends to anchor into the hair
  • ·Gold or silver finish
  • ·One size, shapes to your head
  • ·Free tracked worldwide shipping

Shipping and returns

Free tracked shipping worldwide. Ships within 2 to 4 business days, arrives in 2 to 3 weeks. You have 14 days after delivery to return it, and damaged items are replaced free.

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Good to know

Is a tiara still worn at weddings?

Yes, and it came back with the return of maximalist bridal styling. The modern way to wear one is alone: a tiara plus a statement necklace plus big earrings is where it starts to look costume. Pick the tiara and keep everything else quiet.

Where on the head does it go?

Forward on the crown, roughly where a headband would sit, not pushed back like a hairband. Too far back and it disappears in photos.

Can I wear it with a veil?

Yes. Set the tiara first, then slide the veil comb in behind it so the veil falls from underneath.

Will it hurt after a few hours?

The band is flexible and the weight sits on the comb ends rather than gripping your temples, which is where rigid tiaras cause trouble.