tiara

A small slot opens in the tiara, bringing a burst of wind into the sensor.

I also catch a peek at an attractive blond woman wearing a light gold dress, a tiara and a sash that reads "Miss Golden Berries."

And they both wore the wedding tiara, which echoed beautifully with both dresses.

The tiara previously belonged to the Queen Mother who bequeathed it to Princess Margaret.

It was the first time she has worn a tiara since the royal wedding.

The tiara, designed by British designer Slim Barrett, is set to sell somewhere between £18,000 and £25,000.

We don't even have real big prizes—just a dinky little spoon sitting up on the mantel-piece to excite us as if it was a tiara.

On her hair she wore a tiara of diamonds, only usually affected by those of royal blood.

She smiled, just as if she had been asked to inspect a tiara of diamonds with the ultimate view of purchasing it.

The three Hebrew children are generally exhibited with the oriental tiara and tunics.

The diadem was obscured by the tiara, and loyalty itself yielded to the superior potency of religious fear.