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Floral Tiara Tournament: Week Four Results!
We’ve got all the results from this week’s stylized bracket votes!
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Would it be the golden blooms or the diamond flowers? Though the Naasut Tiara was chosen by 26.09% of voters, the Ogilvy Tiara won with 73.91% of the vote.
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Two modern ruby tiaras met up in this match! Though 46.83% of you selected Queen Sirikit’s Ruby Floral Bandeau, the Burmese Ruby Tiara squeaked out a victory with 53.17% of the vote.
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Which stylized honeysuckle tiara would prevail? Queen Mary’s Honeysuckle Tiara took home the victory with 69.13% of the vote, while the Japanese Honeysuckle Tiara brought in 30.87%.
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Which towering floral tiara would win? Though Queen Josefina’s Diamond Tiara picked up a respectable 37.9% of the vote, the Poltimore Tiara won this round with 62.1%.
We’re taking a week-long hiatus before the next round of voting—but stay tuned, because we’ve got some MAJOR sparkle coming your way this week!
Floral Tiara Tournament: Sirkit’s Floral Bandeau vs Burmese Ruby
Two modern ruby floral tiaras are matched up in this round!
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Queen Sirikit’s Ruby Floral Bandeau vs. The Burmese Ruby Tiara
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This royal tiara from Thailand, as the name suggests, is a bandeau of stylized diamond flowers. The center of the tiara features a large, blossoming element, set with a central ruby. The bandeau was one of Queen Sirikit’s glittering companions during the lengthy foreign tour she undertook with King Bhumibol Adulyadej in 1960.
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When Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom needed a ruby tiara in the 1970s, she had diamonds from the dismantled Nizam of Hyderabad Tiara combined with a cache of Burmese rubies to create this distinctive sparkler. The piece features bold Tudor-style roses in its design, and the Queen often pairs it with various ruby and diamond pieces from her collection.
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