Yesterday, we chatted about the most-worn British crown, the Imperial State Crown. Today, we’ve got a deep-dive into the history of the jewel that quite literally crowns the monarch: St. Edward’s Crown.
St. Edward’s Crown
The Imperial State Crown
This week, the Queen will celebrate the 68th anniversary of her coronation at Westminster Abbey. For the next few days, we’ll be looking at some of the crown jewels worn during and after the ceremony. Today, our focus is on the most familiar crown from the British collection: the Imperial State Crown.
The Greville Emerald Kokoshnik
Few emerald royal tiaras have captured the imagination quite as strongly in recent years as the Greville Emerald Kokoshnik. The tiara, which emerged from the royal vaults after a hibernation of more than half a century, has quickly become a favorite of royal jewelry lovers around the world.
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