coronet

In “The Adventure of the Beryl Coronet,” a banker is nearly deceived by his own niece to the tune of £50,000 and his good name.

For all my posing I made straight As, had a mouth full of braces, and played the coronet and the flugelhorn in the school band.

For the third time she watched a coronet slip through her strong determined impotent fingers.

She was quite still while he arranged her coronet, looking up in his face with loving eyes, with a peaceful composure.

The bride's wreath is a Christian substitute for the gilt coronet all Jewish brides wore.

I see through it all, Julian Home; you would gladly get rid of me, that Violet may wear a coronet.

A grand barouche and pair dashes up to your door, probably with a ducal coronet on the panels.