Tiara Costume
The most recent auctions for Tiara Costume are listed below. If this page did not produce the Auction results you were looking for, conduct another search for Tiara Costume, but be very specific. Use the exact brand and model you are looking for. Tiara Costume Auction results are listed below, you can now search throught the results and find great low prices on Tiara Costume.
In order to find what you are really looking for, You can use our Baby Lamp Costume Auction Search Box to Find Halloween Costumes, Accessories & Much More (Be Specific!)
 |
 WONDER WOMAN COSTUME YOUR SIZE Corset Cuffs Tiara Bottoms Lasso no cape  US $395.00
|
 Disney Princess Frog Tiana Wedding Costume XS 4 4T Shoes Tiara w Matching Doll US $199.00
|
 wonder woman costume halloween tiara drag queen sexy gothic stripper fetish US $185.00
|
 2010 DELUXE ArIeL CostumeTiara Crown Girls 10 L Little Mermaid NWT Disney Store US $159.99
|
 Queen of Hearts Costume Gown w Hoop Skirt Tiara US $149.99
|
 NWT Gymboree Pink Fairy Costume Wings Tights Tiara 7 8 US $149.00
|
 NWT Gymboree Pink Fairy Costume Wings Tights Tiara 8 10 US $149.00
|
 NWT 36B M Victoria Secret BRIDE SET Corset Tiara Veil Skirt Garter Costume Set US $144.44
|
 Disney Store Aurora Sleeping Beauty Pink Costume Dress Light Shoes Wand Bouquet US $140.50
|
 wonder woman costume halloween tiara drag queen sexy gothic stripper fetish cape US $140.00
|
 BRAVE MERIDA ADVENTURE COSTUME DRESS HAIR WIG TIARA NEW DISNEY STORE S 5 6 US $140.00
|
 BRAVE MERIDA ADVENTURE COSTUME DRESS HAIR WIG TIARA NEW DISNEY STORE M 7 8 US $140.00
|
 BRAVE MERIDA FORMAL COSTUME DRESS HAIR WIG TIARA NEW DISNEY STORE M 7 8 US $140.00
|
 BRAVE MERIDA FORMAL COSTUME DRESS HAIR WIG TIARA NEW DISNEY STORE S 5 6 US $140.00
|
 wonder woman costume halloween tiara drag queen sexy gothic stripper fetish US $130.00
|
 Disney Princess Jasmine Costume Size 7 8 Tiara Viel Jewels and Shoes 5 pc set US $129.95
|
 Disney Princess Jasmine Costume Size 5 6 tiara veil shoes jewelry 5 pc set US $129.95
|
 HUGE LOT girls princess dress up costumes accessories tiaras shoes jewelry 3 4 6 US $125.00
|
 DISNEY STORE 2011 Jasmine Costume GIRLS SIZE XSMALL 4 WITH TIARA NEW XS US $109.99
|
 Disney Princess Jasmine Costume Size 5 6 tiara veil and jewelry 4 pc set US $109.00
|
 NWT Disney Parks Aladdin Jasmine Costume XS 4 4T 5 5T Tiara Jewelry Shoes Purse US $109.00
|
 RAPUNZEL COSTUME GIRLS SIZE 7 8 SHOES 13 1 HAIRBRAID TIARA DISNEY STORE NEW US $108.00
|
 Disney NWT Mulan CostumeCrown Tiara sz Large 10 US $99.99
|
 DISNEY WORLD BELLE BEAUTY AND THE BEAST COSTUME 10 12 LARGE CROWN TIARA WAND US $99.99
|
 Gymboree Pink Fairy Sparkle XS Costume Princess Wings Wand Tiara Crown Tights US $99.95
|
 NWT Disney Store Tinker Bell Heart Jewel Costume XXS 2 3 3T Flower Wings Tiara US $99.50
|
 NWT Gymboree Fairy Costume Wings Tights Tiara Wand 3 4 US $99.00
|
 Disney Store Cinderella Costume Dress or Crown Tiara Bouquet or Wand or Shoes US $99.00
|
 NWT Gymboree Fairy Costume Wings Tights Tiara Wand 8 10 US $99.00
|
 NWT Gymboree Sz M 7 8 Berry Butterfly Fairy Costume Wings Tiara Wand Tights US $99.00
|
 NWT Gymboree Fairy Costume Wings Tights Tiara Wand 5 6 US $99.00
|
 NWT Gymboree Fairy Costume Wings Tights Tiara Wand 7 8 US $99.00
|
 Princess Fiona Fancy Dress Costume inc Dress Wig Tiara Facepaint US $91.66
|
 Disney NWT Mulan CostumeCrown Tiara sz Medium 7 8 Med US $89.99
|
 NWT Gymboree Princess Costume Wand Tiara Shoes 8 10 US $89.95
|
 DISNEY PRINCESS CINDERELLA COSTUME DRESS SM 6 6X Tiara US $84.00
|
 GREEK GODDESS GOWN TIARA DELUXE COSTUME DRESS IC3024 NEW US $79.99
|
 RAPUNZEL COSTUME GIRLS SIZE 10 WITH HAIRBRAID TIARA DISNEY STORE NEW DESIGN US $79.00
|
| Powered by phpBay Pro |
Tiaras From Ancient To Modern
According to legend, it was Greek god Dionysus who invented the head ornament called the diadem. The word ‘diadem’ is derived from the Greek ‘diadein’, which means to bind around. The earlier Diadems were made from bound goliage and flowers. After Alexander the Great reached the main gold-supplying regions of the Persian Empire in 331 BC, Greek craftsmen were quick to exploit its malleability and transform head-dresses of living flowers into ever-lasting garlands fashioned from gleaming yellow metal.
Several types of head ornament were made in Ancient Greece, but the diadems mostly took the form of bands with pediments. They were assimilated into Russian folk costume, but became a popular model for Western European tiara design in the 19th and 20th centuries. The world ‘tiara’ is originated from Persian, which denoted the high-peaked head-dresses of Persian kings. Now it is used to describe almost every form of decorative head ornament.
Although there are accounts of special occasions on which men wore necklaces and gold wreaths, jewellery was more usually worn by women. In time, gold wreaths and diadems became reserved for more ambitious and showy occasions, and the tiara’s association with privilege and ostentation continues to prevail.
The Romans were great admirers of the skill and artistry of the Greeks, and emulated them in many ways. In comparison, Roman craftsmanship lacked the delicacy so admired in ancient Greek and Etruscan jewellery, their jewelled head-dresses more than made up for it in theatrical effect. The most important part the Romans played in the evolution of the tiara, however, was in their pioneering use of previous stones. Amethysts and pearls, emeralds, sapphires and even diamonds gradually became available to Roman craftsmen as the Empire expanded. The intense colours and refractive qualities of these stones started to play a central part in jewellery design.
The record of how tiaras were worn in the last years of the Empire from the remarkable portraits painted on the mummy cases that have survived from Egypt’s first Roman period. These mummy cases, which rank among the greatest works of art that have passed down to us from ancient times, frequently depict the deceased wearing pearl earrings, amuletic Medusa-head necklaces and raw emerald crystal beads.
With the spread of Christianity and the waning of the Eastern Roman Empire, the wearing of wreaths and diadems gradually declined and eventually ceased. They were not revived as part of dress until the late 18th century. Its disappearance was partly to do with the need for an outward show of Christian piety at a time when even oblique references to the ancient world carried associations of immorality and libertinism. Women of fashion were denied the pleasure of the tiara’s elegance and its flattering effects until the advent of neo-classicism and the court fashions of the First Empire restored it to respectability.
About the Author
Visit Gemondo.com, for more information about tiaras and wedding jewellery.
Jenny Gemma is a jewellery design graduate and passionate about wedding jewellery. Shopping jewellery on the internet is one of her past times. She loves to introduce the UK online jewellery retailer Gemondo to all the jewellery lovers out there.
 |
Hello Kitty Tiara List Price: Sale Price: $1.79 You save: $5.56 (76%)  |
|
Evening Dress 1922 Photo Mugs
|
|
 |
Flashing Tiara B*tch List Price: Sale Price: $4.00 You save: $4.99 (56%) |
 |
Cute Fawn Pug Puppy Wearing Pink Tiara - 24"W x 22"H - Peel and Stick Wall Decal by Wallmonkeys
|
 |
Princess Dressup Costume Tiara Headband Birthday Party Favor List Price: |
 |
Halloween Bash
Sale Price: $1.99 |
|
Hearts and Crowns
Sale Price: $1.99 |
|
Precious Moments Pageant
Sale Price: $1.99 |
 |
Silver Princess Tiara Party Supplies
Sale Price: $0.99 |
 |
Amscan Hello Kitty 5" x 3-1/2" x 6" Beaded Tiara List Price: Sale Price: $6.99 You save: $3.00 (30%) |
Readers Are Also Looking For:
- NWT Disney Tinkerbell Heart Shaped Jewel Costume Flower Wings Tiara
