The Story Behind The Hidden Message in Princess Rajwa’s Tiara
A closer look into the intricate details of the Royal’s crown…
Princess Rajwa is officially the future Queen of Jordan after her fairtytale wedding to HRH Crown Prince AlHussein bin Abdullah II took place yesterday, at the Zahran palace in Amman. Surrounded by close friends, family and royals from around the world, this extravagant event wholeheartedly welcomed the new Princess into the family.
Princess Rajwa was a sight to behold as she entered the banquet dinner in a beautiful white Dolce&Gabbana Alta Moda gown — the true embodiment of the word Princess. Although guests were donned in stunning jewels from around the world, all eyes were on the Princess and her custom Fred tiara.
The Story Behind The Hidden Message in Princess Rajwa’s Tiara
A secret diamond encrusted message, written in Arabic calligraphy read “Rajwa min Allah,” which translates to “Hope from Allah.”
Queen Rania wore her Arabic Scroll tiara
The Arabic Scroll tiara is one of Queen Rania’s most famous tiaras. Also designed by French jewellery Fred, was a gift from her husband King Abdulla II of Jordan and is comprised of 1,300 pear shaped diamonds on a white gold setting. With an inscription on the side that reads the prayer “Allah is Great.”
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