King’s Seal

King’s Seal, also known as a royal seal, is an official stamp or emblem used by a monarch to authenticate documents, decrees, or correspondence. It symbolizes authority and legitimacy, ensuring that the message is genuinely from the king or queen. Historically, these seals were often made of wax with a carved insignia or emblem pressed into them. Today, they continue to signify royal approval and are used for formal or ceremonial purposes. The seal’s design often includes symbols or heraldic imagery representing the monarchy or the nation.