If you’ve ever seen any of the British crown jewels, you know they’re not exactly subtle. They are sparkle-set to the max: ...

Here's a look at some of the most glittery, jaw-droppingly gorgeous crown jewels. St. Edward's Crown is the one the royals use at the moment of coronation. This crown was made for the coronation ...

The most historically significant is the St. Edward's Crown. According to the Historic Royal Palace's website, it is "the most important and sacred of all the crowns" and "is only used at the ...

We've already mentioned St. Edward's Crown. It's considered the centerpiece because it's used at the exact moment of crowning. It was made for Charles II in 1661 following the restoration of the ...

The crown that has been used since the coronation of King Charles II in 1661 was laid on the head of the King during the coronation.

Monarchy and jewellery go together like kings and castles. From the coronation St Edward’s Crown, made in 1661 and weighed down by 444 precious gemstones, to Queen Victoria’s emerald parure (a ...

Queen Elizabeth II used a St Edward's crown. Kings historically have used the more rounded Tudor crown. “If he changes the crown that has an even bigger impact,” one manufacturer said.

Previously, rumors swirled that the Crown Jewels were stashed a cave ... The Black Prince’s Ruby and St. Edward’s Sapphire were removed by Morshead and put in the cookie tin, according to ...

File photo dated 06/05/23 of King Charles III after being crowned with St Edward’s Crown during his coronation ceremony in Westminster Abbey (PA) Artwork commissioned by the King to capture key ...