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| A diamond spike tiara from 1890, which can be converted for wear as a necklace. |
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| A pearl-topped diamond kokoshnik-style tiara. |
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| A diamond spike tiara which sits high on the wearer's head. |
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| A Faberge drawing of a diamond spike tiara. |
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| A slightly different spike tiara, where the smaller diamond elements are round-cut diamonds, rather than square cut, as in the Princes Marina spike tiara, pictured below. |
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| The diamond spike tiara of Princess Marina, the Duchess of Kent. It is now in the possession of Princess Michael of Kent. |
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| The diamond spike tiara of Queen Elizabeth II, and which she wore on her wedding day. It had formerly belonged to her grandmother, Queen Mary. |
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| An interesting tiara composition, where a diamond spike tiara has been fused to the top of a diamond bandeau tiara. |
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| A full-crown diamond spike tiara, which is shown here as a necklace, off of its tiara frame. |
