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Hello and welcome to History Tea Time.

I'm Lindsay Holiday and I'm spilling the tea on history.

Seven stunning and historic tiaras from European royal families. You can't be a king without the bling,

and you can't be a queen without the sheen.

Royal women have long-dawned glittering headgear to make them stand out from the crowd.

The word tiara dates back to ancient Persia. Greek and Roman nobles donned tiaras in the shape of gold laurel wreaths. As Christianity took over Europe,

tiaras associated with paganism, fell out of fashion. Medieval and Renaissance royal women wore cloth

headdresses, but they would often add gold circlets or expensive ornaments to class it up.

The tiara was brought back into fashion in the early 1800s, gold circlets or expensive ornaments to class it up.

The tiara was brought back into fashion in the early 1800s by Napoleon's wife, Empress

Josephine, a devastatingly chic woman, who was obsessed with all things neoclassical.

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