Royal Jewelry Museum Queen Farida's Art Deco floral tiara. She was born in 1921. Throughout her ten-year tenure as the Egyptian Queen Consort, Queen Farida frequently wore her magnificent Art Deco Floral Tiara. Consisting of five flowers arranged according to size, and the biggest one is set in the middle, made of platinum and gold with pave-set white and yellow diamonds, the Art Deco Floral Tiara was likely made by Van Cleef & Arpels around the time 16-year old Safinaz Zulficar (soon to be renamed Queen Farida) married King Farouk of Egypt in 1938.