Constellation Coma Berenices is a small constellation located in the northern sky. It is named after Queen Berenice II of Egypt, who dedicated her hair to the gods for her husband's safe return from war. The constellation is best viewed in the spring and contains several notable stars and deep-sky objects. Coma Berenices is often associated with the Virgo constellation, as it lies near its border. The constellation features a rich star field and is home to the Coma Star Cluster, which contains hundreds of stars. Its faint stars make it less prominent than other constellations, but it is still appreciated by astronomers and stargazers alike.