the Crown of Queen Elizabeth II

The Crown of Queen Elizabeth II is a ceremonial symbol used during her coronation and other state occasions. Crafted with precious metals, jewels, and intricate designs, it signifies her authority and status as monarch. The crown is traditionally worn during significant events to represent the continuity and sovereignty of the monarchy. It is not the queen's daily attire but a historic emblem of her role and the royal institution. The crown’s design incorporates symbolic elements reflecting the history and heritage of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth.