Antique Women's Theater Crown, Germany, ca. 1890-1910

This exquisite antique theatrical headdress - possibly a stage tiara - comes from a German collection of performance jewelry and is a rare survivor of late 19th to early 20th-century costume design. Artistically crafted, it likely dates from circa 1890–1910, a period when dancers and actresses wore such ornate pieces on stage in dramatic and exotic roles.

The tiara remains in original condition, with a replaced yellow central stone, and is preserved in very good to excellent condition. Its intricate design and historical provenance reflect the elegance and flair of Belle Époque theatrical accessories, making it a true collector’s item.

Antique stage tiaras of this kind are extremely rare to find, and even rarer to see offered for sale, as most reside in private collections or museum archives. This is a unique opportunity to acquire a piece of historical performance fashion, ideal for collectors of antique jewelry, theatrical regalia, or 1890s–1910s costume history.