She wasn't sure why, but she felt good, like she had control. A confidence swelled in Diamond Tiara as she put it on her head. Diamond wasn't sure why, but it was what was she was looking for and she demanded her parents buy it for her, which they did gladly. An inexpensive piece of jewelry, it sat in a display window of a small, out of the way lower end boutique. It was a painted wire tiara with a few rounded semi-precious gemstones fixed to it. Just like in finding her calling and her cutie mark, it seemed as if nothing would stick and she was tempted to give up until she saw something out of the corner of her eye. Many of the things were lovely, but as the one thing she would be taking home with her to Ponyville, none of the things seemed like they would do. Diamond spent hours in the shops, trying on all sorts of dresses and accessories, but, fickle as ever, nothing called out to her.
The family soon took a vacation to Manehattan, and while there her parents agreed to buy for her anything she wanted from any of the boutiques there. Somewhat to her surprise, her parents agreed. To test them, Diamond Tiara decided to ask for something big and requested to be taken to the most expensive boutiques in Manehattan and allowed to buy whatever she pleased. It wasn't until her parents offered to do whatever she wanted if she'd just be reasonable that she started to listen. Her parents tried their best to console her, but Diamond refused to show her face or listen. In a pout, she went off and shut herself in her room to cry. One day, as her parents found themselves running distressingly low on viable, not lame suggestions, Diamond found herself wrought with frustration. Understanding what she was facing and seeing how it troubled her, Diamond's parents did their very best to guide the filly toward a cutie mark, encouraging her toward a number of different hobbies and activities, but nothing stuck. At a loss on her own and unable to face her friends on the matter, she decided to go to her parents with her concerns. As this was the case, she didn't really have many hobbies or interests to explore. The problem was that she had no idea where to even start.ĭiamond Tiara's parents tended to buy her pretty much whatever she wanted, but she was a fickle child passionate about something one moment, but then done with it the next.
To everyone at school she either played cool or offered the odd offhand snide comment when her blank flank was pointed out, but there was no denying that more than anything else she wanted it to appear and appear soon. In truth, not having her cutie mark left the young Diamond feeling quite anxious and distraught, especially once her best friend Silver Spoon acquired hers. Prior to getting her cutie mark, if one would have asked her if she was concerned with getting it, she would have denied as much adamantly. It represents her domineering nature and concern for appearances. Physique: About average for a filly her age.Ĭutie Mark: Her cutie mark is a blue wire tiara with circular ends. She almost invariably is found with a wire tiara, similar in shape to her cutie mark atop her head. They are styled loosely into a gentle curl. However, it is later mentioned that she is not all bad, and has a redeemable side that wants to change, but doesn't know how, and her rudeness is simply following her mother's footprints.Mane/Tail: Her mane and tail are two-toned, white striped with violet. She is called Diamond Dazzle Tiara in some merchandise.ĭiamond Tiara was developed for the series, being created and designed by Meghan McCarthy, the writer of the episode, "Call of the Cutie" but, she was named by Lauren Faust.ĭiamond Tiara is introduced as a spoiled, bratty, mean, bossy bully, who teases pony's without cutie marks for being "Blank Flanks". She and Silver Spoon are classmates of the Cutie Mark Crusaders. ~ Diamond Tiara and Spoiled Rich as the latter standing up to her mom.ĭiamond Tiara is a female school-age Earth pony and minor antagonist who first appears in Call of the Cutie. At first I thought that was fine, but then I finally realized I wanted something you don't have-friends!"(Spoiled Rich: That's enough Diamond Tiara! Step away from those blank flanks.")"These are the Cutie Mark Crusaders! And they are my friends! You need to stop calling them such mean and hurtful names! They are working harder to get their cutie marks than anypony I've ever seen! And they will get them exactly when they discover their true talent, which I guarantee will be amazing! Now, will you please deliver this to father? "No, Mother! You spend your whole life acting like a high horse, and raised me to follow in your hoofprints.
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