
Not all royal families have a tiara in their collections that’s fit for a superhero, but I think Wonder Woman could borrow the Art Deco-style emerald tiara from Luxembourg in a heartbeat.
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Not all royal families have a tiara in their collections that’s fit for a superhero, but I think Wonder Woman could borrow the Art Deco-style emerald tiara from Luxembourg in a heartbeat.

Time for the second installment of tiaras from King Harald and Queen Sonja of Norway’s birthday dinner! Enjoy—and don’t forget to stop by tomorrow for the second (black-tie) gala event of the celebrations!

While many of the tiaras in the vast Luxembourg family collection were created within the past century, the Grand Duchess Adelaide Tiara is one of the family’s oldest—and yet most wearable—diadems.

If there were a contest for “biggest tiara in Europe,” I’d be hard pressed to think of another sparkler that could best this one. The Empire Tiara owned by the grand ducal family of Luxembourg is a massive diamond fortress of a jewel. At more than four inches tall, it’s a giant of the tiara world. Because of its size, the all-diamond tiara has plenty of room for the incorporation of numerous motifs, including geometric, anthemion, and scroll designs.