Spanish tiara

Cartier | Queen Victoria Eugenia of Spain's diamond and pearl tiara, circa 1920. THE SPANISH CARTIER TIARA is one of the bigger tiaras owned by the Spanish royal family. It consists of eight large pearls surrounded by diamond swirls set in platinum. But the version we see today was not its original form. When Princess Victoria Eugénie of Battenberg, later Queen Ena of Spain married the Spanish King Alfonso X III in 1906, she received a pearl and diamond tiara made by Ansorena from her mo

The Tiarapedia: Spain Below is a list of the tiaras worn by the women of the Spanish royal family. Click on the title of the tiara to be taken to pages with fuller histories,

The Modern Fringe Tiara

ansorena tiaras

The Top Ten: Spanish Royal Tiaras | The Court Jeweller

A gallery of some of the beautiful tiaras that have graced the most beautiful heads at weddings and other tiara-worthy occasions.

15th September and today's tiara is the Spanish Floral Tiara, the favored tiara of Queen Letizia. It was a wedding gift to Queen Sofia in 1962 from General Franco. Although Sofia did not wear it on her wedding day, she wore it in necklace form at her pre wedding ball. Infanta Christina chose this tiara for her wedding. In 2013 the Royal Family announced the history of the tiara mentioning that it was made by Collins for Alphonso XII as a gift to his second wife Maria Christina.

Fife tiara

Sapphire Tiara owned by Queen Hortense of Holland, Queen Marie Amelie of France, and the Countess of Paris

On display at the Cartier & Islamic Art exhibition in Dallas, TX, this tiara is the perfect wedding tiara inspiration | Queen's tiara | diamond tiara | royal tiara | beautiful tiara | small tiara | bridal tiara | wedding tiara

The Medinaceli art deco kokoshnic worn in a more upright style. Image courtesy of Sotheby's

The Fleur de Lys Tiara is the Spanish royal family’s best-known large tiara, but it’s not the only big one they have to pick from. Today’s ...