We’ve got all the results from week four of our tiara tournament voting!

This was the biggest blowout of the tournament so far! The Girls of Great Britain and Ireland Tiara was the unquestioned winner of this contest, bringing in 94.47% of the vote to the Moroccan Chaumet Tiara’s 5.53%.

Our second contest of the week was much more competitive. The Akishino Tiara was selected by 36.24% of voters, while 63.76% of you chose the Iveagh Tiara as the winner.

This contest matched up two tiaras bursting with energy! Queen Alia’s Cartier Tiara took home the win with 58.35% of the vote, while the Miller Fringe Tiara was favored by 41.65% of voters.

Would it be the Napleonic heirloom or the sparkling stars? Though the Dutch Star Tiara was chosen by 22.63% of voters, Queen Josefina’s Diamond Tiara easily won the day with 77.37% of the vote.

The Dutch tiara collection fared better in this contest! Queen Emma’s Diamond Tiara triumphed with 66.69% of the vote, while the Alexandrine Diamond Drop Tiara brought in 33.31%.

This contest matched up one of Europe’s grandest fringes with a delicate Danish sparkler. While Crown Princess Mary’s Wedding Tiara pulled in a respectable 30.3% of the vote, the Habsburg Fringe Tiara was the clear winner with 69.7%.

This was one of our closer contests this week! The Diamond Vine Leaves Tiara was crowned the victor with 59% of the vote, while 41% of voters preferred the Baden Fringe Tiara.

In our final contest of the week (and of round one!), two tiaras with Greek heritage were matched up. Queen Sophie’s Diamond Tiara brought home a victory with 63.2% of the vote, while Princess Andrew’s Meander Tiara was selected by 36.8% of voters.