The crown that looks like it costs ten times more than it does.

The Diana Crown is the definitive fine-jewellery bridal tiara — a wide, flat band built from two continuous rows of large marquise-cut cubic zirconia in a chevron leaf arrangement, bordered above and below by precise pavé rhinestone rails, and crowned at the very centre by a starburst marquise cluster peak that rises just enough to signal royalty without demanding attention.

The design is almost architectural in its precision. Every stone is perfectly aligned. The two marquise rows create a shimmering diagonal lattice across the full width of the crown — like a river of cut diamonds moving in formation. The pavé borders frame this central stone field with clean, sharp edges. And the centre starburst — five marquise stones fanning outward from a central point with three more rising above — is the only flourish in an otherwise perfectly controlled composition.

This is the crown Celine wishes it could be when it grows up. Fuller, taller, more stone coverage, more presence — but the same refined, whisper-quiet luxury that never needs to shout.

Structure & Silhouette

• Wide flat band tiara — approx. 3–4 cm tall band
• Two continuous rows of marquise CZ across full width
• Centre starburst marquise peak — approx. 5–6 cm at tip
• Three upward-pointing marquise stones at very peak
• Pavé rhinestone border rails top and bottom
• Very flat profile — sits close to head
• 100% stone coverage — no bare metal visible
• Curved base for natural head fit

Stones & Setting

• Two rows of large marquise / navette-cut CZ — chevron leaf arrangement
• Marquise stones larger than Celine — more visual impact
• Centre starburst: fanning marquise cluster + three rising peak marquise stones
• Top pavé rhinestone border rail — full width
• Bottom pavé rhinestone border rail — full width
• High-clarity CZ throughout — diamond-like brilliance
• Denser stone coverage than Celine — fuller, richer feel

Finish

• Silver-tone rhodium-plated alloy
• High-clarity cubic zirconia throughout
• Fine jewellery aesthetic — Cartier-inspired restraint