Tiaras Combs,Wedding tiaras, Crystal Tiara and Crowns For Proms or Other Special Occasion

Tips on selecting the right piece of tiara from a point of view of an experience rhinestone jewelry manufacturer 

• Find Tiaras that fit on face:
  
  Round face: To make your face appear longer, choose a tiara with some height or one that has a peak.
  
  Full face: To create the illusion of a longer face, wear a tiara that peaks into a "V" at the top.
  
  Long face: We recommend headbands or tiaras with little or no height that extend over your head from one side to the other at an even height.
  
  Oval face: Avoid pieces with a peak at the top, which will make your face appear longer. Wearing a headband, forehead piece, or a back piece will make your face appear less oval.
• Match the Pattern Of Your Gown:
  
  Try to match the pattern in the detailing of your gown to the pattern in the tiara. If you have floral pattern in your gown, look for a headpiece with similar detailing. A modern, plain white gown usually looks best with a tiara with straight lines or a geometric pattern.
  
  If you have a dress that has simplistic lines with little or no beading, choosing a tiara that is sophisticated and has defined lines so that it compliments the dress.
• Do you have any beadings on your gown?:
  
  Match the beading of your dress to the accents in your tiara. If your dress has pearls in the detailing - select a tiara with some or all pearls. If your dress has crystals, select a headpiece with crystal accents.
  
  A tiara with only Austrian crystals (rhinestones) and no pearls will match any gown.
  
  A tiara with pearls should match either the gown (pearl accents on the gown) or pearl necklace and earrings. Most pearl tiaras go well with off-white or ivory gowns, but some pearls are brighter white -- so be sure to check the description of the headpiece.
• Match the color tone:
  
  Gold-tone and ivory pearl-accented tiaras are a good compliment to ivory gowns, while silver-tone, rhinestone, and white pearl tiaras best compliment the tones of a white gown. Diamond white gowns are a good match for either gold or silver.
• Your Hairstyle:
  
  Hairstyle is also an important consideration when choosing your tiara and it would be helpful to have an idea of how you intend to wear your hair prior to choosing a tiara. The tiara should frame the hair and compliment the style. If you are wearing your hair up it should sit as high as, if not higher than, the peak or highest point of the tiara. Fine hair or shorter hairstyles would be best with a light, delicate tiara as heavier pieces may require a lot of pinning to secure them in place.