Crowns of Miss International

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• Mikimoto Crown (1970–1998; 2015–present) – This crown become designed by Tomohiro Yamaji for the Mikimoto Company, the professional jewel sponsor of the Miss International Organization. It consists of 575.31 grams of 14k and 18k gold, 650 South Sea and Akoya pearls, ranging in size from 3 to 18 mm diameter and is worth US$350,000. The crown changed into designed for the pageant on Mikimoto Pearl Island in Japan with the Mikimoto crown and tiara being first used for Miss International 2013, which became unveiled by way of the president of Miss International, Akemi Shimomura. The crown was again used when Valerie Hernandez of Puerto Rico crowned Edymar Martinez of Venezuela as Miss International 2015.

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• Pearl Crown (1999–2005; 2007–2014) – This crown become used from 1999–2005; 2007–2014. Same because the modern-day Mikimoto crown, this crown turned into designed by using Tomohiro Yamaji for the Mikimoto Company. The crown has a symbolic layout with a couple of horses and 530 South Sea and Akoya pearls. It was retired after Valerie Hernandez of Puerto Rico used the crown in 2015.

• Crystal Crown (2006) – additionally referred to as Maki Diamond tiara, this crown become used when Daniela di Giacomo of Venezuela turned into crowned Miss International 2006. She turned into the best Miss International titleholder to put on this crown. The crown changed into valued at US$150,000, turned into fabricated from an 18 karat combination of white and yellow gold and composed of over 1,000 treasured stones.