Coronation crown

The REAL Russian Imperial State Crown, 1762 by Jérémié Pauzié, who expressed concern that the crown weighed 5 pounds, to which Catherine laughingly reassured him that the crown --would-- strengthened as she was by her new power seem light as a feather during the five hour ceremony, BUT IT WAS NOT READY IN TIME AND SHE DID NOT WEAR IT AT HER CORONATION. Ref: Lord Twining's expert book titled "European Regalia", Batsford Press, London 1967.

The Queen has only ever worn St Edward's Crown on her Coronation Day. The crown was used by the Archbishop of Canterbury at the actual moment of coronation at Westminster Abbey.

Mr. Holder, a loaner, comes to Sherlock for help with his case. He tells Sherlock that he has a noble man ask for a larger loan, and left the Beryl Coronet, a national treasure. Mr. Holder is in deep trouble when he finds that the coronet has been broken and gems have been stolen.

The Imperial State Crown, made for the coronation of George VI in 1937, contains 2,868 diamonds, 11 emeralds, 17 sapphires, rubies and 273 pearls, and is nearly identical to Queen Victoria's State Crown of 1838. Royal Collection Trust.

The Great Imperial Crown was the main symbol of the power of the Russian monarchs between 1762 and 1917, from Catherine II until the overthrow of Nicholas II.

My Lineage on Instagram: “The Crown Jewels of the monarchy of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland date mostly to the 17th century. The regalia…”

One of the most important symbols of the Crown’s authority and wealth, the Crown Jewels of the United Kingdom have a long, interesting, and sometimes - Royal Explainers

September 27, 1536 - Jane Seymour's Coronation is Delayed Again (she never ended up being crowned...). Read more on www.janetwertman.com

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