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Water tiara

Water tiara

A tiara infused with the properties of water.

Free-to-playBuy limit 40Armour & WearablesHead
Insta-buy

13gp

Insta-sell

10gp

Spread

3gp

30.00%
Margin

+3gp

+30.00% ROI
Volume

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Trend

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Price history

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Insta-buy (high)Insta-sell (low)Spread
30D low
10
30D high
13
Volatility
26.1%

Flip calculator

Includes the 2% Grand Exchange tax

gp
gp
units
Net profitProfitable

+3gp

+3 per item · +30.00% ROI

Capital required
10 gp
Gross revenue
13 gp
GE tax (2%, 0/item)
− 0 gp
Break-even sell
10 gp

Item data

High alchemy
60 gp361.5% above market
Low alchemy
40 gp
Shop value
100 gp
Weight
1 kg
Skill / type
Head
Requires
Runecraft 1
Stack / note
Not stackable · noteable
Released
Jun 13, 2005

About Water tiara

The Water tiara is a free-to-play piece of equipment in Old School RuneScape.

"A tiara infused with the properties of water"

Over the last 30 days it traded between 7 and 34 gp on the Grand Exchange, averaging 21 gp. About 1,234 units changed hands per day. The price is down 53.8% across that window. The Grand Exchange buy limit is 40 every 4 hours.

Casting High Level Alchemy returns 60 gp, which is 185.7% above the 30-day average price, so buying and alching it covers its own cost before the nature rune.

Recipes

Where this item appears in crafting and processing.

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Water tiara price history

Daily averages rolled up per month, newest first.

Monthly average, low and high price of Water tiara on the Grand Exchange
MonthAverageLowHighVolume
October 202612d2193417,824
September 20262053230,782
August 20263129431,276
July 20261539924,334
June 202621d3336513,678
May 20262d9761881,342
April 20261d316316316352
March 202618216826,112
February 202646313613,537
January 20261411009,072

Across 10 months of recorded prices Water tiara ranged from 1 gp in January 2026 to 316 gp in April 2026, measured over 218 trading days.

The 30-day average of 21 gp sits in the lower third of that range.

All prices in gp. Volume counts units traded across both sides of the Grand Exchange.