Queen Elizabeth might have had access to more glittering tiaras than her little sister, but one of Princess Margaret's headpieces is now at the center of an incredible mystery. After many assumed ...

Princess Margaret’s late ex-husband, Lord Snowdon, who died in 2017, was reportedly ‘crushed’ that his children sold his former wife’s wedding tiara in 2006, a new episode of Channel 5 series, Secrets ...

Princess Margaret’s distinctive flair and unapologetic individuality have left an indelible mark on royal history. And her choice of wedding tiara is a striking example of her unconventional ...

This tiara is most closely associated with Princess Diana, but was made for Queen Mary (modeled on her grandmother's tiara) ...

Princess Margaret, who both wore tiaras ahead of their wedding days. RELATED: Every Time Kate Middleton Has Worn a Tiara — See the Photos! Fox Photos/Hulton Archive/Getty Princess Anne ...

Breaking royal tradition, Princess Margaret chose to pair her wedding gown with a tiara she bought at an auction rather than borrow one from the Windsor family's collection. The Poltimore Tiara ...

The only glitter came from the Princess' magnificent, diamond Poltimore tiara,' he writes. Margaret and Antony first crossed paths in April 1956 when he worked as the photographer at the wedding ...

Princess Margaret, and her daughter, Princess Anne. The princess has not worn this particular tiara again since her wedding day. Princess Kate wearing the Cartier Halo Tiara on her wedding day to ...

The princess, of course, wore a tiara—in this case, one that once belonged to Princess Margaret of Connaught, a granddaughter of Queen Victoria and niece of England's King Edward VII.

The tiara dates back to the early 1900s when it was given to Princess Margaret of Connaught, a granddaughter of Queen Victoria who later married King Gustaf VI Adolf of Sweden. Sadly, she died ...