Carrow Family Tiara

The Carrow Family Tiara is a piece of jewellery made in the early 1700s by an unknown English jeweller for Yiannis Carrow as a wedding gift to his wife-to-be Alice Carrow (née Burke). It later became the family tiara of the House of Carrow and all brides marrying into the family were required to wear it unless they have their own family tiara. The tiara is also used to be The latest wearer of the tiara (for it's main purpose - a wedding tiara) is Katrin Carrow (née Vogel). 
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==Manufacture==
The tiara has a gold frame encrusted with diamonds. The diamond band at the bottom used to be a necklace that belonged to Yiannis' mother. He asked the jeweller to incorporate it into the tiara because he wanted to include something meaningful to him and his family into the tiara. 
== History ==
The tiara was made by an unknown English jeweller in the early 1700s. It was originally a wedding gift from Yiannis Carrow to his wife-to-be Alice Carrow (née Burke). It was worn frequently by Alice to events (specifically balls and important dinners). When their eldest son - Kostas II - was due to get married to Laila Longbottom (Laila Carrow after marriage), she wore it for their wedding. It was then decided after Yiannis and Alice's last son got married that unless the bride who is marrying into the family has their own family tiara to wear, then they must wear the Carrow Family Tiara for the wedding. 
The latest wearer of this tiara (for it's main purpose - a wedding tiara) is Katrin Carrow (née Vogel) when she married Galenus Carrow. 
== Known Owners ==
Owner 	Notes
Alice Carrow (née Burke) 	First owner of the tiara. Wedding gift from her then future husband - Yiannis Carrow. Passed down to her eldest daughter-in-law - Laila Carrow (née Longbottom) - after her death.
Laila Carrow (née Longbottom) 	Second owner of the tiara. She wore it for her wedding to Kostas Carrow II. It was passed down to her as the wife of the heir to the House of Carrow after her mother-in-law Alice Carrow (née Burke) died. It was then passed down to her eldest daughter-in-law after her husband's death.
Regina Carrow (née Greengrass)	Current owner of the tiara. She wore it for her wedding to Leonidas Carrow III. It was passed down to her as the wife of the heir to the House of Carrow after her mother-in-law Agustina Carrow (née Kreisler) died. It is to be passed down to Laura Carrow (née Bulstrode) - the wife of the heir to the House of Carrow - when she or her husband dies.