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| Boucheron diamond wave tiara, circa 1910. It is very Hokusai in nature. |
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| Diamond scroll tiara by Cartier. It was worn often by Queen Noor of Jordan before her husband, King Hussein, died. |
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| A scroll type design in diamonds, that makes a complete crown around the head. |
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| A tiara once belonging to Queen Mary's mother, the Duchess of Teck. Princess Margaret wore it sometimes. |
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| A simple tiara design of interlocking circles. |
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| An interesting tiara design of diamond drops suspended from diamond scrolls. |
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| These are lovely commemorative postage stamps of a very young King Hussein II of Jordan with his first wife. |
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| King Hussein II of Jordan. I love collection postage stamps, and it goes hand-in-hand well with my love of royalty. |
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| A signed picture of Queen Noor and King Hussein II. I always thought it would be cool to have a signed royal portrait, but I often wonder if these types of things are real. It is often the protocol of royal courts to not grant autographs. |
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| This tiara of Noor al Husseins is so delicate, it reminds me of rain drops and crystals and falling rain. |
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| A scrolling, delicate diamond tiara worn by Queen Rania al Abdullah. She owns quite a few tiaras, far more than Noor, her predecessor, has ever worn, and she seems to wear this one not so frequently. My favorite Rania tiara is her emerald Asprey and Garrard ivy wreath. |
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| Queen Noor, the widow of King Hussein II of Jordan |
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| Rania and Abdullah. |
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| Queen Rania looking every bit the movie star. |
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| Queen Noor and the beautiful Ashley Judd. |
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| Princess Haya, wearing a tiara belonging to Queen Rania. Princess Haya is the wife of Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, and the daughter of King Hussein II of Jordan's third wife, Queen Alia. |