Swarovski Crystal
When choosing your wedding jewellery, you really can’t go wrong with a handcrafted tiara made from genuine Swarovski crystal. A crystal tiara is an excellent choice especially if your wedding dress is embroided with crystal. Most designers use Aurora Borealis as a standard shade for wedding jewellery but also offer a wide range of colour crystal that can be added to your tiara to match your colour scheme.

Pearl Jewellery
An old legend says that pearls are formed by the passage of angels through the clouds of heaven. How Romanic. There are many types of pearls on the market. Most designers use either river pearls or crystal pearls. Both types are of high quality, non-scratch and they look stunning.

Head Bands / Small tiaras
A simple headband or a tiara one inch tall will suit almost everybody. Apt for all hair styles: curls, straight hair or updoes; they look wonderful with or without a veil. Adding some colour crystal to your tiara to match either your gown or the colour scheme of your wedding will definitely create a “wow” effect.

Medium size tiaras
With medium size tiaras there’s so much to choose from. You could go for delicate floral designs, fairytale-like coronets, modern looking and elegant tiaras, traditional tiaras, pearl or crystal designs or the combination of both. The first thing you should think of is not only if the tiara would suit you but if it also complements your wedding dress which may have crystals or pearls sewn in.

Tall Tiaras
A tall tiara will look fabulous with any updo style. Ask your hairdresser for tips how to wear your tiara as this will depend on what type of hairstyle you are wearing. If you are combining your tiara with an intricate hairstyle, you might also want to ask your hair stylist to secure it with few hair grips

Matching Jewellery
Many tiara designers also offer a wide range of accessories and will be happy to help you choose matching items for your tiara. You do not have to buy all pieces from one designer, as long as you make sure that they all use the same material. Most designers use Swarovski Crystal with AB Shade. AB stands for Aurora Borealis and reflects a wonderful spectrum of colours while keeping a serene, clear crystal look.



Ordering Your Tiara
When ordering a bespoke tiara, make sure that your tiara designer has all the information they need. It’s essential to let them know what dress you are wearing, your wedding style (romantic, vintage, contemporary etc.), your colour scheme, the way you are planning to have your hair done, the colour of your hair. You also might want to send your designer some photos of yourself and your wedding dress to help them design the tiara of your dreams. There are a few things you might want to ask your tiara designer:

What materials are you using?

Is there any fee / do you require a deposit when I order bespoke jewellery?

Can you design matching items for my tiara?

Can you design accessories for my bridesmaids?

How long will it take to process my order?

Can any of your designs be adjusted to my requirements?

Is it possible to add colour crystal to match my colour scheme?

Would the tiara I’ve chosen go well with my wedding dress / hairstyle?

What range of colours do you offer?

Would you have any recommendations for me?