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Tiara
/taɪˈɑːrə/noun
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A tiara is a jeweled, semicircular or circular headpiece worn by women, often symbolizing royalty, beauty, or high social status during formal events. In today's world, it's not just reserved for monarchs but has evolved into a staple of beauty pageants, red-carpet fashion, and even playful accessories that add a touch of glamour to everyday celebrations.
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The famous Cartier Halo tiara, worn by Kate Middleton at her wedding in 2011, was originally made in 1936 and loaned from the Queen's collection, featuring nearly 1,000 diamonds and sparking global fascination with royal jewels that continue to influence modern bridal trends.
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