The term 'coronal' is used to refer to a variety of decorative headpieces. The most common of these are the WREATH, GARLAND, and TIARA. A WREATH is a circular arrangement of flowers, leaves, or other materials, typically worn as a symbol of victory or celebration. A GARLAND is a similar arrangement, but it is usually longer and more elaborate than a WREATH. A TIARA is a type of crown that is often made of precious metals and jewels, and is traditionally worn by royalty. All three of these items are examples of coronals.