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Gold Wedding Headband Tiara
Emily
Although men often wore necklaces and wreathes of gold in ancient times, it
was more often reserved for the women. The tiara quickly gained an association
with privilege, wealth, and power.
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Although the tiara today reaffirms the power and dignity of women, the modest beauty of this tiara
conceals the passion inherent in the lovely floral design. A delightful 8 inch design of tender
blossoms are completely hand-wired to the 14 inch band. The design is
encrusted with softly twinkling clear Austrian crystals, and is accented with natural luster faux pearls.
The romantic gold-tone finish makes it a wonderful accent for any bridal ensemble. It's very versatile, as well, and
can go with a variety of hairstyles. The classic design is less than 3/4 of an inch wide,
so it's an ideal compliment for a shy bride. This tiara is the perfect compliment
to any white or off-white gown. The metal band is so flexible it can easily be wrapped around a bun.
Your hairdresser will love the flexibility of this headband.
*Emily Dickinson, "Wild Nights," The Book of Love, Diane Ackerman
and Jeanne Mackin, W.W. Norton & Company, Inc., New York, NY, 1998.
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The bride is wearing jewelry set No. 3011 and a veil, which are not included. Be sure to check the other galleries
for wedding accessories perfect for yourself or your bridesmaids.
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Style No. N030B
$89.00
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