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The tiara: Should yours be cheap or better quality?Setting and staying within a budget is important for all aspects of wedding planning, especially tiaras. The price range for a tiara is dramatic -- from a few dollars for cheap, glass-gem tiaras to several thousand for a custom made piece. Whatever your price range, you can find a tiara that will make you look and feel like a princess.Cheap tiaras: the low-budget routeYou can find attractive, new tiaras for as low as $10 or $15 on eBay, much lower than for the identical piece at a retail store. These tend to be cheap tiaras made from gold or silver-tone metals, inexpensive crystals, rhinestones or glass, and faux pearls. These will not hold up like the more expensive versions, of course; but they are sturdy and attractive enough to make it through the big day with style. You can also find very inexpensive Swarovski tiaras on eBay, made with Australian Swarovski crystals, for around $20 to $30. Vintage and vintage-inspired tiaras are other low-budget options. Vintage-look pieces average $25 - $35, with true vintage headpieces selling for a bit higher ($50 - $100 or more) on eBay. Never purchased through eBay? There are always a wide variety of discounted wedding-related items offered through auction or "Buy it Now" pricingeBay Feedback Forum More expensive tiaras: quality costsMost choices are about give and take. Choosing a tiara is no different. While your budget-pinching side rejoices at cheap prices, your "princess" side chafes at the limited selection among cheaper tiaras. Obviously, you can enjoy a wider selection by paying more for your tiara. Local and online bridal stores charge from around $50 up to $500 or more, but you are more likely to find the absolutely perfect dream piece. Tiaras in this price range tend to have better quality materials, more intricate detailing, and better craftsmanship. Crystals, beads, pearls, and semi-precious stones are set more securely and, in some cases, are of higher quality than cheap tiaras found on eBay. Examples of the craftsmanship and selection available from our preferred online vendors include ...
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