Madonna's Wedding Tiara

In 2000, the Material Girl walked down the aisle in style, as would be expected, wearing nothing short of a diamond tiara.  She tied the knot with British film director Guy Ritchie at century-old Skibo Castle, located on a 7,000 acre estate in Scotland.

In keeping with the feel of the location, Modanna wore a Gothic gown designed by Stella McCarthey of Paris for the ceremony.  For the reception she wore a Paul Gaultier and aVersace later for dancing.  The basement of the castle was converted into a disco for the evening, and everyone danced the night away.

Ritchie gave Madonna a stunning bracelet she wore that day, reportedly 19 carats total weight.

Reporters claimed that the tiara had once been worn by Princess Grace of Monaco at the wedding of her daughter, Princess Caroline.  However, images of the wedding show both princesses wearing tiaras that do not resemble Madonna's.

After the wedding, Madonna auctioned off her tiara in "Jewels for Charity," a fundraiser by the Kazanjan Foundation, which was working at the time to raise money for another non-profit, Rebuild the Sould of America.  At that time, the funds were destined to help the people of New Orleans rebuild their city after it was hit by the storm Katrina.

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