Tiaras

Domestic Goblin's Favourite Tiaras owned by the UK Monarchy 

The Diamond Diadem created in 1820 by Russell Bridge and Russell for the 1821 coronation of King George IV.

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The Lovers Knot created in 1913 by Garrard & Co for Queen Mary.

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The Girls of Great Britain and Ireland created in 1893 for Queen Mary.

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Queen Mary's Fringe was created in 1919 as a modern version of the Hanoverian Fringe Tiara owned by Queen Adelaide.

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The Oriental Circlet Tiara was designed by Prince Albert for Queen Victoria in 1853. The tiara featured lotus flowers within seventeen mughal arches set in 2,600 diamonds and originally contained opals, one of Prince Albert’s favourite stones. 

However, the current design was replaced with rubies and the mughal arches were reduced to eleven.

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The Lotus Flower created in 1923 out of a necklace gift by the then Duke of York (who later became King George VI) to his wife (who later became the Queen Mother).

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Tiaras not part of the Royal Family Collection

The York Diamond was created as a wedding gift from the Queen and the Duke of Edinburgh for Sarah Ferguson when she married Prince Andrew and became the Duchess of York in 1986. The Duchess of York retained the tiara even after their divorce in 1996.

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The Spencer was crafted in 1937 for Cynthia Spencer (Diana Spencer's grandmother). This tiara is still privately owned by the Spencer family and only available to Spencer born women.

Images and information in this post were obtained from online sources.

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