The crown jewels include coronation regalia, crowns acquired by various monarchs, royal robes, tiaras, swords, church bling, banqueting plates, medals, insignia and even christening fonts ...

King Charles and Queen Camilla will continue centuries of royal tradition and use the precious collection of coronation regalia during their crowning ceremony. These objects include two 17th ...

Other pieces of the Coronation Regalia (which are part of the Crown Jewels collection) were also used during the coronation, including, the Sovereign's Sceptre with Cross, the Sovereign's Orb and ...

The garments are usually kept in the Tower of London and form part of the coronation regalia. What we know about King Charles's coronation Who is going to the coronation - and who isn't?

The effigy was generally close to the physical dimensions of the person it represented and kings and queens were dressed in full coronation regalia. On arrival at the Abbey the coffin was removed from ...

But a coronation designed for Kings presented some problems for the first Queen. Her coronation regalia included the spurs of a knight. But unlike King's before her, Mary didn't put them on.

Which objects feature in a coronation service? Watch Dr Tony Trowles, Head of Abbey Collection and Librarian, explain how the replica regalia are used in coronation rehearsals. The Presentation of the ...

Also removed were five royal orbs, two reliquaries and two ceremonial swords, including the famed coronation sword Szczerbiec (this item will be discussed in more detail later). The Prussians stored ...

Anne has changed out of her coronation regalia, which sparked lots of conversation online. She went for it! Here’s a list of all the finery: Anne wore the Uniform of the Blues and Royals with a ...

make their grand entry through the crowd of the Mobile Area Mardi Gras Association’s coronation. The most eye-catching part of their regal regalia is the 18-foot train that drapes down their ...

It was transported to Westminster Abbey for the coronation. The U.K. is the only European country that still uses regalia — symbols of royalty like the crown, orb and scepters — in ...