imperial state crown

The Imperial State Crown is a ceremonial crown used by the British monarchy during important state events, such as the State Opening of Parliament. It symbolizes royal authority and sovereignty. Made of gold and adorned with numerous precious stones, including the famous Koh-i-Noor diamond, the crown is a key part of royal tradition and history. It is never worn daily but retained as a symbol of the monarchy’s enduring power and legitimacy, representing the state's authority and continuity across generations.