Imperial State Crown

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The Imperial State Crown is one of the United Kingdom’s principal royal crowns, richly set with historic gemstones and worn by the monarch on formal state occasions.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British royal crown
ceremonial crown
containsGemstone Black Prince's Ruby
Cullinan II
Imperial State Crown self-linksurface differs
surface form: St Edward's Sapphire

Stuart Sapphire
country United Kingdom
createdIn 1937
decoratedWith diamonds
emeralds
pearls
rubies
sapphires
designedFor George VI
surface form: King George VI
hasColor purple velvet cap
white ermine border
hasFeature arches
cruciform base
fleur-de-lis ornaments
mound and cross
hasInscription Dieu et mon droit
hasMaterial ermine
gold
silver
velvet
heritageStatus national ceremonial treasure of the United Kingdom
locatedIn Tower of London
maker Garrard & Co.
numberOfDiamonds over 2800
partOf Crown Jewels of the United Kingdom
positionOfBlackPrincesRuby front cross above the band
positionOfCullinanII front of the crown band
positionOfStEdwardsSapphire top cross of the crown
positionOfStuartSapphire back of the crown band
precededBy Imperial State Crown self-linksurface differs
surface form: Imperial State Crown of Queen Victoria
reworkedFrom Imperial State Crown self-linksurface differs
surface form: Imperial State Crown of Queen Victoria
symbolizes authority of the British state
sovereignty of the monarch
usedBy British monarch
monarch of the United Kingdom
usedByMonarch Charles III, King of Canada
surface form: Charles III

Elizabeth II
George VI
weight approximately 1.06 kilograms
wornOnOccasion British coronation ceremony
State Opening of Parliament
formal state occasions

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State Opening of Parliament ceremonialElement Imperial State Crown
coronation of Queen Elizabeth II usedRegalia Imperial State Crown
St Edward's Crown distinctFrom Imperial State Crown
Imperial State Crown containsGemstone Imperial State Crown self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: St Edward's Sapphire
Imperial State Crown reworkedFrom Imperial State Crown self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Imperial State Crown of Queen Victoria
Imperial State Crown precededBy Imperial State Crown self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Imperial State Crown of Queen Victoria
Cap of Maintenance followsInProcessionOf Imperial State Crown
Cap of Maintenance relatedTo Imperial State Crown
Imperial Crown of India distinctFrom Imperial State Crown
coronation of George VI usesRegalia Imperial State Crown
Coronation of George IV crownUsed Imperial State Crown
this entity surface form: Imperial State Crown of George IV
Crown Jewels of the United Kingdom hasPart Imperial State Crown
Coronation of Charles III usesObject Imperial State Crown
Coronation of George V usesItem Imperial State Crown
Stuart Sapphire partOf Imperial State Crown
Stuart Sapphire usedIn Imperial State Crown
this entity surface form: British coronation regalia
Stuart Sapphire associatedObject Imperial State Crown
this entity surface form: Imperial State Crown of the United Kingdom
Cullinan II setIn Imperial State Crown
Black Prince's Ruby adorns Imperial State Crown
Black Prince's Ruby usedIn Imperial State Crown
this entity surface form: Imperial State Crown of the United Kingdom
Cap of Maintenance of the Sovereign wornWith Imperial State Crown
Jewel House exhibits Imperial State Crown
Coronation of Queen Victoria crownUsed Imperial State Crown
Waterloo Block houses Imperial State Crown
Koh-i-Noor diamond mountedIn Imperial State Crown
this entity surface form: Crown of Queen Elizabeth The Queen Mother
Koh-i-Noor diamond previouslyMountedIn Imperial State Crown
this entity surface form: Crown of Queen Victoria
Queen Consort's Crown relatedTo Imperial State Crown
lying-in-state of George VI hasSymbol Imperial State Crown
this entity surface form: Imperial State Crown on coffin