June26,2024
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Used in the coronation of British monarchs, St. Edward's Crown is a symbol of the British monarchy's continuity.
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Worn by British monarchs during the State Opening of Parliament, this crown features over 3,000 gemstones, including the Cullinan II diamond and the Black Prince's Ruby.
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Made for Otto I in the 10th century, this crown symbolizes the power and legacy of the Holy Roman Empire. It is crafted with eight hinged plates of gold and adorned with precious stones.
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Used during the coronation of French kings, this crown symbolizes the legacy of Charlemagne. It features an elaborate design with gold and precious stones.
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Created for Catherine the Great's coronation in 1762, this crown is renowned for its intricate design, featuring a large number of diamonds
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Originally crafted in the 16th century to honor the Virgin Mary, this crown is encrusted with 450 emeralds and other precious stones. It is a testament to the wealth of the Colombian Andes.
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This crown was made for Emperor Rudolf II in 1602 and represents the power of the Habsburg dynasty. It features gold, diamonds, and a large blue-green emerald.
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Crafted for the coronation of Maximilian I, this crown is a symbol of Bavarian royalty, adorned with large pearls, diamonds, and an enormous blue sapphire.
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Used in the coronation of Danish monarchs, this crown is noted for its elegant design and rich decoration with gold, enamel, and precious stones.
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