Our final match of round four is a kokoshnik face-off!

Queen Alexandra’s Kokoshnik vs. The Greville Emerald Kokoshnik

Queen Alexandra’s Kokoshnik

This classic diamond tiara was inspired by a kokoshnik owned by Queen Alexandra’s beloved sister, Empress Marie Feodorovna of Russia. Later worn by Queen Mary, it’s graced the Queen’s head since 1953.

The Greville Emerald Kokoshnik

This amazing diamond and emerald kokoshnik has been in the royal vaults since the 1940s, but it wasn’t worn in public until two years ago! The Queen Mother inherited the tiara from Mrs. Greville but was never photographed wearing it. Princess Eugenie gave the piece new life when she wore it as her wedding tiara in 2018, and since then it’s been a favorite of jewelry lovers.

Get your votes in quickly: the championship post will be up tomorrow morning!

This Final Four match-up is one for the ages…

The Girls of Great Britain and Ireland Tiara vs. The Vladimir Tiara

The Girls of Great Britain and Ireland Tiara

This balanced, classic tiara is the overall number one seed in our tournament. Given by a committee of women to Queen Mary as a wedding present in 1893, the diamond tiara has a rich history as well as a beautiful design, making it a perennial favorite for tiara lovers.

The Vladimir Tiara

Classic design? Check! Multiple settings? Check! Incredible backstory? Definitely check! The Vlad’s a top seed in this tournament for a reason — it checks all the boxes! The Queen’s been wearing it since 1953, and it’s rightfully become one of her signature pieces.

Get your votes in quickly — you’ve only got a few hours to make your decision! Our second contest of the day will be posted soon…