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| A diamond halo tiara |
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| The diamond halo tiara of Loelia, Duchess of Westminster. The tiara can be heightened with the addition of a diamond strand around the outer edge of the tiara. |
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| The diamond and cabochon emerald tiara of the Grand Duchess Yelisaveta of Russia. It later belonged to the Russian Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna the Younger, who was a first cousin to Tsar Nikolai II. She was forced to sell all her jewels after the Russian revolution, and she eventually settled in New York City. |
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| A Cartier "diademe russe", a tiara in the Russian Kokoshnik style. |
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| A unique diamond kokoshnik tiara, in which blue enamel has filled in the spaces in the floral design. This is by far my most favorite tiara. |
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| A diamond mesh tiara. |
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| A sunray style tiara, with a large gray pearl at its center. |
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| A black steel, ruby and diamond tiara. |
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| A large diamond sunray tiara, with a central sapphire stone. |
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| One of my all-time favorite tiaras. This is a beautiful diamond floral style kokoshnik with a nice, openwork design. Unfortunately, it was unsold and taken apart in the early 20th century. |
