Diadems [noun]

The road from the fort to the Diadem is extremely fatiguing, and fully three hours are required to accomplish the journey.

He wore a cock feather over his ear, and on his head a diadem set with enormous gems.

I dreamed that a nobleman came here for me in a silver coach, and that he offered me a golden diadem.

A diadem encircles her hair, she sits upon a throne, the throne rests upon clouds.

Americans are all equal—this is one of the gems in our diadem.

The tales are honourably discredited by the crazy constitutions of the heirs to the diadem.

Her fair head was crowned with a superb diadem of gold and topazes, with a diamond star in the centre, shooting rays like the sun.

The diadem was obscured by the tiara, and loyalty itself yielded to the superior potency of religious fear.

His forehead was hidden by a thick vivid scarlet fringe depending from a diadem almost to the eyebrows.

Pizarro placed the diadem on Toparca, a youthful brother of the late Inca.