Wedding Tiara style AB-T2025 from Afordable Bride features rum pink pearls, light rose and olivine crystals and is shown in a rhodium plated setting with petite rhinestones.

Bridal tiara style AB-T2025 from Affordable Bride features a rhodium finish setting, rum pink glass pearls and crystals in light rose satin. Available and in stock so you can order today.

AB-T2025 Tiara

Starting at: $95.00

Price as shown: $95.00

Gorgeous Swarovski crystals and European glass pearls combine with diamante leaves and scrolls to form a most elegant tiara the princess bride. Available in 14k gold, antique gold, antique silver or rhodium finish with your choice of crystal and pearl colors. Wire hair combs hold your tiara in place thought your wedding day.

Shown here in rhodium finish with rum pink pearls, light rose satin and olivine Swarovski crystals.

For more help choosing crystal colors, visit our color consultant.

Tiara height at center front: 1.2 inches

Tiara motif length: 8 inches

Tiara band length: 14 inches

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Like this tiara but need a different color? Give us a call or email us and we'll be glad to discuss your custom designed tiara with you.

	Our tiaras normally ship within 10 business days (even custom orders) via Priority Mail.
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This petite classic tiara is one of my favorite styles. It seems to go with nearly every style wedding dress and is available in many metal finishes; silver, gold, antique silver and antique gold. You can also choose your own crystal and pearl color combination.

For help choosing crystal and pearl colors, visit our Color Consultant page.

Why Rhodium instead of silver?

Rhodium is from the platinum family of metals and is extremely durable, valuable and...expensive; about six times the price of gold.

We prefer this finish for it's natural beauty and because rhodium does not tarnish. This is a very important consideration when choosing metal finishes, especially for rhinestone mountings. Once a silver headpiece is tarnished, it is nearly impossible to restore it to brand new sparkling condition, so rhodium is definitely the better choice.