Although the Imperial State Crown doesn’t have a precise value, due to its extensive list of priceless gems, jewellery experts estimate the crown to be worth an eye-watering £3bn to £5bn. Even when ...

The Imperial State Crown is present at every State Opening of Parliament and is worn by the monarch each year. Even on occasions when the late Queen could not wear it at the State Opening, it was ...

The Imperial State Crown will be a familiar sight to some, as it held a prominent place on the coffin of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II during her September 2022 funeral.

The Imperial State Crown features a 317.4-carat stone from a Cullinan Diamond, four rubies, 17 Sapphires, 269 pearls, and thousands of smaller diamonds. (Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images) Image 2 of 4 ...

The Imperial State Crown is considered to be one of the most valuable objects in the British royal collection, with an estimated value of up to £5 billion; the the 317-carat Cullinan II diamond ...

The Imperial State Crown was made for the coronation of King George VI, Queen Elizabeth II’s father, in 1937. It replaced the crown worn by Queen Victoria.

THE Crown Jewels are a collection of Britain’s most precious treasures. They featured heavily in King Charles’ Coronation and only come out for very important occasions. How much are th… ...

According to the Historical Royal Palace's website, the Imperial State Crown was originally made for Queen Victoria's coronation in 1838, and was remade for King Edward II's coronation in 1937.

At the last ceremony, in May 2022, then Prince Charles stood in for his mother and the Imperial State Crown was placed on a cushion. WPA Pool // Getty Images. The Imperial State Crown, pictured today.

Lastly, the Black Prince’s Ruby takes pride of place on the Imperial State Crown. It has been in the possession of England’s rulers since 1367, when it was given to Edward of Woodstock – who ...