White is considered the dominant color tone for modern European and American brides, so royal and aristocratic brides often choose white-themed wedding crowns. Usually made of diamonds or pearls. Princess Mette-Marit of Norway wore a diamond tiara inspired by tiny daisies at her wedding. Meanwhile, Princess Alexandra of Kent's niece, Flora, chose a pearl-studded tiara for her wedding.
There is no doubt that for royal and aristocratic brides, choosing to wear a diamond or pearl tiara on their wedding day is the most traditional and conservative choice. As long as they maintain moderation and coordinate tastefully with stylists, they can easily score high marks. In terms of choice, some choose the safe and secure route, while others venture beyond the conventional path. Some brides wear tiaras with colorful gems, in addition to diamonds and pearls, to protect their veils.
Next, I will list the royal and aristocratic brides who wore tiaras adorned with blue gemstones on their wedding days. In Western weddings, there is a traditional saying about something blue, and if the bride chooses to wear a tiara decorated with blue gemstones, such as jade or emerald, she he can easily meet this requirement. If the bride has blue eyes it often creates a pleasing effect. The tiara shown in the picture is the Luxembourg sapphire tiara, worn by Princess Marie Gabrielle of Nassau and Duchess Gabriella at their wedding.
Miss Jemima, daughter of the Earl of Pembroke, wore the family tiara on her wedding day, decorated with blue gems, to stunning effect. Laura, former daughter-in-law of Infanta Pilar of Spain, wore her mother-in-law's sapphire tiara at her wedding, backwards, making the crown part of the edge of the veil. The bride is wearing one of the Marquis of Moira family tiaras from Spain, which accessorized her blue sash with blue gemstones in the tiara. It creates an outstanding look for the bride. Princess Raiyah of Jordan, half-sister of current King Abdullah II, also wore a tiara decorated with blue gems at her wedding.
The centerpiece of the tiara is the brooch of the bride's mother, Queen Noor. The ex-wife of the current head of the Albanian royal family wore a family crown in the shape of a goat at her wedding, decorated with sapphire. The aquamarine-adorned tiara reflects the exceptional classical elegance of actress Isabella, who married Prince Edward of the Ligne family of Belgium. Princess Margaretha, daughter of Sweden's Sibylla, wore the Russian turquoise tiara that has become popular at her weddings in recent years. This tiara was also borrowed and worn by Princess Victoria and Princess Madeleine. Maria Teresita of Saxony also wore the family's turquoise crown and the effect was stunning.
