Tiara

A tiara is a decorative headpiece often worn by royalty and brides as a symbol of nobility and elegance.

Part of speech: noun
Definition: Traditionally associated with royalty and aristocracy, the tiara is a form of crown or headpiece that represents status and luxury. Unlike crowns, tiaras are not fully circular; they are often semi-circular and are designed to be worn on the front of the head. Tiaras are commonly made of precious metals such as gold or silver and are adorned with various gems to enhance their appearance and value. They have been popularized in modern times for use by brides on their wedding day, adding a touch of majesty and splendor to bridal attire. The design and embellishments of a tiara can vary greatly, ranging from classical and delicate to more modern and ornate styles, making them a versatile accessory for formal occasions.
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