WEDDING HEADBANDS, BRIDAL TIARAS AND MUCH MORE

In winter or summer, for day-to-day use or for the most important day of your life. Headbands and tiaras are accessories with a wide variety of shapes that adapt to all kinds of contexts. If you love them as much as we do, do not miss out on the wedding headbands and bridal tiaras we have here, as well as headbands and tiaras for everyday wear.

As for the former, you will not find a lack of variety in wedding headbands, not at least at Artipistilos. Here you will find gem-covered headbands for weddings of multiple shapes and varied prices, but all of them beautiful and fitting for the occasion.

If you know how to make a wedding headband, count on the simple headbands found here so you can create your own, whether for the bride or a guest. Perhaps a headband wedding fascinator, or a feather wedding headband might be a good idea.

Bridal tiaras are wonderful for this kind of events. They are known as princess tiaras for a reason, because when you wear one, you will surely look like a princess from a fairy tale.

We also offer headbands that you can comfortably wear on a daily basis. The variety is even greater than the aforementioned. Here you will find flower headbands (the most popular, highly sought after as communion flower headbands), velvet headbands, twisted knot headbands, satin headbands, and the always handy silk headbands and plastic headbands.

Our catalog with respect to these two products is well worth a look. Explore this section at your leisure, we have no doubt that you will find what you need.

WHAT IS A HEADBAND?

A headband is an accessory shaped like a half-crown that is used to keep hair back, away from the face, preventing it from being an annoyance with movement or on windy days. Headbands are, at the same time, a very popular feminine aesthetic accessory.

Humans have been using headbands for millennia:

• By the end of the Neolithic period, affluent people from tribes such as the Phoenician, the Mycenaean, or even the Celtiberian occasionally wore simple headbands made of gold or silver with different patterns or cutouts.
• Many Greek and Roman women used to wear a band around their head, simple or embellished, with the ends tied or linked behind the head, as a headband.
• Some women in Mesopotamia adorned their hair with one or several layered headbands with all sorts of pendants, decorations, and insets, while men gathered their hair with a band from which rows of beads dangled.

WHAT IS A TIARA?

A tiara is a type of crown which, unlike the latter, is not closed at the back, making it more similar to a headband in shape. However, a headband has a practical function (to hold the hair), while tiaras are strictly decorative.

Tiaras have been worn by kings, nobles, and emperors for millennia as a sign of power and status. In more modern times, and especially since the 19th century, tiaras have become a valuable accessory that the upper middle class could afford to wear.

Today there is a wide range of tiaras at prices suitable for all budgets. Its use is quite common in weddings and all kinds of formal events.