Miss Diamond Empress Of The Pacific

History
The Miss Diamond Empress Of The Pacific pageant was established in 1994 by the Union Of Pacific Beauty as a regional event to recognize and promote the attributes, intelligence and talents of Pacific Islands women, their contributions to regional affairs and their ability to advance in diverse fields. The first MDEOTP pageant was hosted in Rapa Nui in 1994, and one of the representative from TBA, TBA, was crowned as the first Miss Diamond Empress. TBA has won the most titles, with TBA titles altogether within TBA years: the first win was by TBA in TBA, and the most recent was TBA in TBA. Samoa started competing in the pageant as Western Samoa, and changed its name to Samoa in 1997. The pageant started off with about 30 contestants representing their homelands and until the year 2000.

The pageant has been held in different Pacific island nations, as chosen by the pageant's board, and TBA had hosted the most pageants, with more than TBA times. Many islands and territories that had previously competed have been absent from the pageant in some years, such as Aotearoa (New Zealand), Hawaii, Kiribati, New Caledonia, Niue, Northern Marianas, Rapa Nui, Tokelau and Vanuatu. TBA won their first Miss Diamond Empress title in TBA with TBA and became the first Melanesian woman to captured the title.