What is 'a crown for my neck?'

[curiousgeorgie]

My nearly 3 year old has asked me for 'A tiara and a crown for my neck' for christmas...

Through several questions I've eliminated necklace. She's very frustrated that I don't know what she means!!

Any ideas?

[Iwaswatchingthat]

Does she mean a cape? Like the sort a queen would wear?

[bakingaddict]

A garland of some sort perhaps?

[Beehatch]

One of those Elizabethan neck ruffles?

[Floggingmolly]

A feather boa?

[DameFellatioNelson]

Yes, I think either a ruffle or a cape with a standy-up gold trimmed collar.

[abloggerwhoblogs]

a torc type necklace

[70isaLimitNotaTarget]

Not a necklace ?

Can she show you on one of her books what she means?
I'd have guessed a diamante set necklace, like an upside-down tiara.

[2anddone]

Does she watch Sofia the first? Her magic amulet necklace looks a bit like an upside down crown? Think they have some in the Argos catalogue maybe you could look through it with her and show her it?

[DropYourSword]

I would have thought a necklace or a torq.

[sandiy]

Is she being an angel? It so she probably means tinsel around the neck of her outfit.

[JerseySpud]

Could it be a high backed colour like a wicked queen wears?

[JerseySpud]

collar even

[curiousgeorgie]

Thanks for all the suggestions!

She does watch (and is obsessed with!) Sofia the First so maybe that's it... I'm going to show her pictures of everything and see what she means.

[roslet]

A choker?

[YourHandInMyHand]

Intriguing! I've never heard of Sofia the First, I'm off to google.

Do let us know what she meant OP.