A royal wedding isn’t complete without tiaras, and the Royal Wedding of Crown Prince Hussein and Princess Rajwa of Jordan had plenty.
Weddings, receptions, and celebrations of love and happiness went hand-in-hand with haute couture & high jewellery. We’ll start by focusing on the tiaras that made us sit up and take notice.
Princess Rajwa of Jordan
As is customary, let’s start with the bride. For the ceremony and reception, the Princess donned the same tiara and diamond earrings. Her dazzling headpiece was a new tiara, reportedly created by FRED. It has an inscription in Arabic writing on the side reading ‘Rajwatum min Allah’ or “Hope from Allah.”
Queen Rania of Jordan
Looking as elegant as ever, Queen Rania wore her Arabic Scroll Tiara with the inscription on the side that reads “Allah is Great.” Apparently, it was a gift from her husband King Abdulla II of Jordan and has 1,300 pear-shaped diamonds in a white gold setting.
Princess Iman bint Abdullah
The daughter of the King and Queen of Jordan wore the same diamond tiara that she wore for her Royal Wedding in March this year. She was the perfect bridesmaid!
The Princess of Wales
Priness Catherine wore the famous Lover’s Knot tiara that she has worn on numerous occasions. The pretty headpiece features 19 baroque pearls and rose-cut diamonds, which are set in heart-shaped knots.
PRINCESS BEATRICE OF YORK
Princess Beatrice of York wore the York Tiara. The tiara belonged to her mother, Sarah Ferguson and was a gift from Queen Elizabeth.
QUEEN Jetsun Pema OF BHUTAN
The Queen of Bhutan kept it simple, yet stylish. Unlike a regular tiara, her tiara sat flat on her head and accentuated her outfit perfectly.
CROWN PRINCESS OF SWEDEN
Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden’s tiara caught our eye with its unique design of two bands of the classic laurel leaf design. The tiara belonged to her mother and was worn by many princesses.
CROWN PRINCESS OF DENMARK
Another crown princess with a multi-function tiara was Crown Princess Mary of Denmark. She carried the Edwardian tiara first seen on her in 2015 at her mother-in-law’s 75th Birthday celebrations.
PRINCESS OF NETHERLANDS
Princess Amalia of the Netherlands wore the 1897 Ruby Peacock Tiara, originally made for Queen Sophie.
For more details on the Royal Jordanian Wedding, click here.
