The 2020 Miss Universe Philippines Crown is officially called 'Filipina'
The 2020 Miss Universe Philippines Crown. |
Miss Universe Philippines Organization has unveiled the official pageant crown! 40 hopefuls from all over the Philippines will be competing for the crown, which is officially called "Filipina." Shamcey Supsup, national director for the Miss Universe Philippines Organization, ensured that the Miss Universe Philippines crown is guarded.
The crown represents the achievement of one’s mind over body as a Filipina. It will be a symbol of triumph over one’s journey of trials, hard work and perseverance in obtaining one’s dream. A dream that has become a reality that would inhabit her mind, heart and spirit.
The elements of the FILIPINA crown reflect the true meaning of womanhood. The swirl of leaves are like the lives of every woman who seeks success in different forms yet still keeps the Filipino values in their hearts.
Every diamond embedded in each leaf lusters like smiles that sparkle the lives of people that she encounters. The yellow pearls express creativity, intelligence, optimism and fear of God - characteristics that make every Filipina a gem in her family. Sapphire, Ruby and Topaz represent the flag of every proud Filipina, a woman who believes in the beauty of her race, the strength that runs in the veins of her blood and the beat of her heart that would always describe a true FILIPINA. - MUP Organization
Shamcey did not say the value of the Miss Universe Philippines crown.
But she made sure that "real stones" were used on the crown so it was heavy and there were bodyguards guarding it.
Aside
from diamonds, it has large precious stones such as ruby, sapphire, and
topaz — symbolizing the color of the Philippine flag.
The crown was created by the Villarica family, owners of the Villarica Pawnshop chain based in Meycauayan, Bulacan.
According to rumors, some said that the crown costs $100,000 (almost P5 million).
The Miss Universe Philippines 2020 coronation ceremonies will be held in Baguio City on Oct. 25, and it will be aired on GMA 7 starting at 9 a.m. Its streaming will start on the online platforms empire.ph, ktx.ph, and TFC 10:30 am.
The 47 participants who are vying for the crown are currently in Baguio, and they are subject to strict health protocols. The organization said they conduct a COVD-19 test every five days.
Held on Oct. 19 are important closed-door interviews, and will be available on empire.ph, ktx.ph, and TFC in Oct. 21.
The preliminary competition for the national costume, swimsuit, and evening gown will be held on Oct. 23, and can also be watched live streaming services. Actor Benjamin Alves will be the host.
KC Montero will host the coronation ceremonies, which will also feature Allen Cecilio, Anjo Damiles, and Kevin Montillano.
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