Greengrass Family Tiara

The Greengrass Family Tiara is a piece of jewellery made in the late 1600s/early 1700s by an unknown English jeweller for an unkown member of the House of Greengrass. It later became the family tiara of the House of Greengrass and all brides marrying into the family were required to wear it unless they have their own family tiara. The latest wearer of the tiara (for it's main purpose - a wedding tiara) is Joana Greengrass (née Sequeira Silva).
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== Manufacture ==
The tiara is gold frame with intricate designs made from silver and diamonds, then topped off with emeralds. During the mid 1800s, the Lady Greengrass at the time requested rubies and sapphires to be cut out in the same shape so that she could use the three interchangeably with the tiara. Although there have been no photos or portraits of anyone in the family wearing the tiara with rubies and sapphires, the gemsdo exist as they are present in the House in the Forest vault.