Queen Rania of Jordan’s style among royals has always been defined by sleek, elegant silhouettes and classic designs with a contemporary twist. The royal also boasts quite the collection of tiaras, including pieces she’s worn for state visits, banquets, portraits and more.
Ahead, learn more about the dazzling tiaras in Queen Rania of Jordan’s collection.
The Arabic Scroll Tiara
The Arabic Scroll Tiara was recently worn by Queen Rania in a new portrait with King Abdullah. The tiara was created by Yan Sicard for Fred in 2005. The Arabic Scroll Tiara features a count of roughly 1,300 diamonds, seven drop stones and a single large, pear-shaped diamond that weighs nearly 20 carats at the center. A subtle detail featured in the tiara is the Arabic phrase “Greatness for Allah,” which is intricately featured in the design.
The Boucheron Bracelet Tiara
The Boucheron Bracelet Tiara features a sleek design and versatile setting. Once taken off its frame, this tiara can convert to a bracelet. Queen Rania has worn the tiara for years, most notably at the wedding of Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden and her husband Prince Daniel at the Royal Palace in Stockholm in June 2010.
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The Boucheron Emerald Ivy Tiara
While sparkling white diamonds are prominently featured in Queen Rania’s tiara collection, the royal also has other gemstones in her vault. The Boucheron Emerald Ivy Tiara is set in black gold and features a whimsical vine-like design. Queen Rania wore the tiara in October 2003 during a state visit to Sweden.
Queen Rania’s Diamond Tiara
Queen Rania has worn her diamond tiara on several occasions, most notably during a trip to the U.K. in November 2001. The glittering tiara features a pointed base and includes floral designs in a set of diamond clusters.
Queen Alia’s Cartier Tiara
Queen Alia’s Cartier tiara was created in the 1970s for Queen Alia of Jordan, who was married to King Hussein. Following Queen Alia’s death, her daughter, Princess Haya, inherited the tiara. Queen Rania has also worn the tiara on a number of occasions, including a gala dinner in Madrid in October 1999.
