These Tiaras are Made for Regency Lovers
Jewellery & Watches / 2 months ago

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Crown yourself Queen (or King) for a day with our edit of the best tiaras, featuring pieces from Susannah Lovis, Hancocks and Garrard.

Regencycore: How To Look Like a Lady of the Ton

A Regency Revival: Tiaras

As with many of the trends floating about now, our growing obsession with costume jewellery, empire gowns and pastel interiors all stem from one thing: Bridgerton. The latest must-have item to join the Regency renaissance is the tiara, a decorative headpiece worn by ladies of the ton for balls and special occasions.

Bridgerton. (L to R) Simone Ashley as Kate Sharma, Adjoa Andoh as Lady Danbury, Shelley Conn as Mary Sharma, Charithra Chandran as Edwina Sharma in episode 201 of Bridgerton. Cr. Liam Daniel/Netflix © 2021

Ranging from ornately lavish crowns to delicately simple headbands, tiaras are once again making the rounds as a statement style piece. From weddings and parties to runways and TV shows, tiaras are here to stay.

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The rise in all things Regency hasn’t slipped the notice of the world’s luxury jewellers, either. London stalwart Susannah Lovis Jewellers, which specialises in vintage jewellery, has seen the trend flourish first-hand.

‘It’s exciting to see so much renewed interest in tiaras and classical jewellery,’ says Susannah Lovis, Managing Director of the brand. ‘The lovely thing about the Regencycore trend is that it incorporates these opulent pieces into everyday wear, rather than just being reserved for high society functions such as debutante balls. Bridgerton‘s costuming definitely spotlights the joyfulness of Regency style, which is often mistakenly believed to be stuffy and boring, and that’s a wonderful reassessment to see.’

Get involved with the tiara trend with our edit below…