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Lotus Flower Tiara
The Lotus Flower Tiara was originally a necklace made by Gerrard London that was given to the Queen Mother as a wedding gift, but it was later dismantled and the diamonds and pearls were reused to turn into this beautiful diadem. The reason for this change was because the Queen Mother preferred to have a headpiece rather than a necklace.
Later in 1959, she gave the tiara to her daughter, Princess Margaret who cherished the headpeice for many years, wearing it for many various occasions, and she even loaned it to her daughter-in-law on her wedding day. After her death in 2002, the tiara returned to the royal vault, and it wasn't seen again until the Duchess of Cambridge wore it in December 2013 for a Diplomatic Reception at Buckingham Palace. It was the second royal diadem the Duchess had donned since her 2011 wedding, for which she borrowed the Halo tiara. |
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Lotus Flower Tiara as seen on Kate Middleton, The Duchess of Cambridge:
3 December 2013 - Diplomatic Reception
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