Silver Plated Myrtle Tiara Leaf Myrtle Crown Silver Wedding Myrtle Crown, Antique Silver Bridal Crown, Myrtle Tiara & hotsell Lapel Pin, 1930 German

Antique traditional German myrtle wedding crown with a matching pin for the 30s groom. Silver hotsell plating.

In Germany, the silver crown of myrtle was traditionally worn on the occasion of a silver wedding (25th wedding anniversary). Old myrtle crowns have recently become popular again.
Today, many brilliant brides who are looking for meaning, rarity and beauty have the opportunity to purchase this unique tiara.

Branches and leaves can be bent with care to the desired shape, so that the crown can easily be adapted to any shape. The hinges at the ends of the tiara are provided for fastening with tape. The crown can also be fixed with hairpins in the hair or on the veil.
The brooch for the groom has a long hairpin that can be easily attached to the lapel.

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Myrtle Value:
the tradition of wearing myrtle wreaths for a wedding extends to the back in antiquity. Myrtle was revered by the ancient Greeks, Romans, and Jews, and myrtle wedding garlands were popular throughout medieval Europe.
With the popularity of the romantic style, finely crafted myrtle diadems have become an established and widespread tradition throughout Europe, especially in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. Myrtle was considered a flower of Aphrodite and a symbol of faithful love. It is also considered the chosen flower of Venus. Three graces are often depicted in the flower crowns of myrtle. The ancient Greeks and Romans associated myrtle with romantic love, birth and marriage.