the Great Crown of Scotland

The Great Crown of Scotland is a historic, ceremonial royal crown traditionally used during the coronation of Scottish monarchs and important ceremonies. Made of gold and adorned with a series of arches and a cap set with precious stones, it symbolizes regal authority and Scotland’s royal heritage. Its design and craftsmanship reflect Scotland's history and monarchy, and it remains an iconic symbol of Scottish royal sovereignty, often displayed in the Crown Room of Edinburgh Castle. Though rarely used in modern times, it continues to hold cultural and historical significance as a national emblem.