Glittering Tiara

Glittering Tiara
In-Game Description
"Circlet: Prevents delusions" [sic] (GS) (TLA) "Head: Circlet (Use to delude foes)" (DD)
Trade Info
Item class	Circlet
Buy value	3600
Sell value	2700
Artifact?	Yes
Sell value when broken	1800
Repair cost	900
Equip/Use Effect
Defense Boost	27
Special Equip Effect	Can only be worn by females
Use Effect	Casts Delude on a target enemy group *
When Usable	Battle
Acquisition
• Random Lucky Medal prize at Tolbi (GS) • Chest in Barai Pond (DD)

A Glittering Tiara (きらめくティアラ, Kirameku tiara^?, lit. Glittering Tiara) is a Circlet-class piece of armor found in Golden Sun and Golden Sun: Dark Dawn. Visually, the Glittering Tiara resembles a blue circlet with a shining headpiece.

In Golden Sun

A Glittering Tiara can be used to delude an enemy group — contrary to the item's description in the GBA duology, which claims this item protect the wearer from gaining the Delusion condition. In Golden Sun, it is acquired randomly as a prize from Tolbi's Lucky Medal Fountain. This circlet can only be worn by females, so only Mia can equip it in Golden Sun. If transferred, Jenna and Sheba can also equip it in Golden Sun: The Lost Age.

This armor is one of the many pieces of equipment that can be won at Tolbi's spring and be used to outfit your party, replacing their outdated equipment acquired beforehand with equipment like this. Some might fault this for being only a minor improvement to the standard-issue Guardian Circlets that can be bought at Tolbi's normal vendors, but that in itself may be considered an advantage because if you redeem your Lucky Medals at Tolbi Spring before shopping at the normal vendors (which is always what you should do when you first come to Tolbi) and get a Glittering Tiara, you will not need to buy a Guardian Circlet for Mia afterward.

In Golden Sun: Dark Dawn

In Dark Dawn, it is found in a chest in Barai Pond and can be equipped by Karis, Sveta, and Himi. The Glittering Tiara is more useful as a defensive item, as it is found at a much earlier portion of the game. When found, only Karis can equip it, and it will remain in her possession for a significant period of time. By the time the player reaches Te Rya, the player will have encountered stronger Artifacts that can replace the Glittering Tiara, depending on how the player chooses to distribute them.