Diadem

Diadems are particularly exclusive pieces of jewellery, which are usually worn only on special occasions. The word itself comes from the Greek "diadema", which means headband. Diadems were used in ancient times as an aid to keeping hair together and were still made of textile fabrics at that time. Today, the diadem is a piece of jewellery made of high-quality precious metals and hardly used to hold back the hair. Nowadays a diadem is a headdress for women who want to equip themselves with an extravagant accessory. It has a very filigree shape and is worn on the head, at the top of the hairstyle, possibly also integrated into it. When wearing a diadem, always pay attention to the occasion, because with this particularly high-quality and eye-catching piece of jewelry can quickly attract attention. At weddings, the diadem is a jewellery opportunity with which the bride can additionally emphasize her special position on this day. Other occasions to wear this piece of jewellery are high formal balls, receptions or special birthdays.