Royal Seals

Royal seals are official marks or stamps used by monarchs and governments to signify authenticity and authority on documents. Historically, these seals often featured the monarch's image or emblem, serving as a symbol of royal approval or legitimacy. When a document bore a royal seal, it indicated that it had been issued or endorsed by the ruler, making it legally binding. This practice dates back to ancient civilizations and continues in various forms today, representing the continuity of governance and the rule of law. Royal seals remain important in diplomatic and ceremonial contexts.