Tiara of Cassiopeia

This fabulous tiara is a powerful magical artifact crafted by the Shinto Kamis Amaterasu, Tsukuyomi and Susanoo as a gift to Tsukuyomi's daughter Kaylee Samuels. Created of sunlight, moonlight and lightning, wrought into metal that appears gold and silver, the tiara appears to be lined with whitepearls and small crystalline spherical beads in many colors.   Three large gemstones are set in the tiara. The largest is a purple tinted teardrop cut peice of nearly translucent amethyst. Small rays of sunlight move within the facets of the stone. it is secured at the top and bottom of a loop lined with small diamonds. The second largest stone is a heart shaped reddish-purple ruby that feels cool to the touch and glimmers with the reflected light of the larger stone. This ruby is attached to the tiara at the bottom and topped with a small golden bead. The band of the tiara forms a diamond shape around the heart, with the ruby set at the bottom and the top of the diamond being the bottom of the top loop. The third stone is a diamond shaped rhodolite garnet that flickers with occasional small flashes of internal lightning. This final stone is held between the bottom run of the tiara and the run that makes the center diamond shape.   The top line of the tiara is lined with crystal encrusted pretzel shaped loops with a small ovoid gemstone disk suspended between the bottom curve of the pretzel and top line of the tiara. There are three sets of these disks. This first set are the same purplish-red ruby as the secondary stone. The second set matches the largest stone, and the third matches the smallest stone.