If one whishes to claim the title of "Fairy Tale Princess" or anything to do with Fairies, then it is a must to be competent in an area that is exclusively feminine, fairytale and princess and that involves creativity and intelligence. Notably design, materials and construction. Tiaras are just such a subject. They are distinctly ladylike (and that is what we want, right Little Girl?...I said right?...That is much better), are designed and made. In addition, the subject requires a sense of esthetics that uses principles based on the science of a big word called "psychology".
Tiaras are or should be a big part of any girl's or lady's life. Because so little information is available, the subject is covered here as part of Fairy Tale Princess' training. .
First; they are gorgeously femininie. They go sooo well with the long hair and skirts that make us what we are. They complete the look that starts with the full skirt and ends with the apex of the little crownlet.
Second: tiaras are part of other things that are soo girlish. Being a Princess, a bride, a ballarina or a Fairy.
Finally and most improtantly: For us Fairies, not only is this all true but, because of the story of her creation, Tiara also has another meaning as strong to us as her loveliness. She was invented by Queen Tiara I and carries her name. Tiara I, called Tiara the Bestest, after a comment by one of her Pages, is the most beloved of all queens. She lived close to 8500 years ago and one of the main reasons we wear tiaras constantly is to show the love and loyalty we have for her. Please read...
iara, by her delicate and graceful shape is a celebration of the feminine. Whether it is the treasure of a grande dame or the pride and joy of an 8-year-old little girl prancing around with her newly gotten treasure and her dreams of being a ballerina, princess or Fairy; whether it is a diamond tiara worth hundreds of thousands or a shiny plastic one costing a few dollars, or anywhere in between, she ennobles whomever she touches and enriches wherever she goes. Whether it is the soft patina of pearls or the pyrotechnique of bright stones and metal, this piece of the starry sky calls the eye (and the I) to herself. She should always be addressed in the feminine. Treat her well and she will grace your world. Above all, she is Tiara.