Scottish sceptre

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The Scottish sceptre is an ornate ceremonial staff used in the coronation and state ceremonies of Scottish monarchs, forming a key element of Scotland’s historic regalia.

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Label Occurrences
Sceptre of Scotland 1
Scottish sceptre canonical 1

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Scottish royal regalia
ceremonial sceptre
access on public display
associatedDynasty House of Stewart NERFINISHED
associatedPeriod late 15th century
associatedWith Parliament of Scotland NERFINISHED
Scottish coronations at Scone
Scottish monarchy NERFINISHED
collection Honours of Scotland collection NERFINISHED
conservationStatus well preserved
country Scotland
culturalContext medieval Scotland
decoratedWith enamel
pearls
precious stones
exhibitedAt National War Museum complex, Edinburgh Castle NERFINISHED
hasLanguageOfInscription Latin
hasPart cross
finial
orb-like knop
rod
heritageDesignation national treasure of Scotland
iconography cross
fleur-de-lis
thistles
jurisdiction United Kingdom
locatedIn Edinburgh Castle NERFINISHED
location Crown Room, Edinburgh Castle NERFINISHED
material gold
silver-gilt
owner The Crown NERFINISHED
partOf Honours of Scotland NERFINISHED
Scottish Crown Jewels NERFINISHED
religiousSymbolism Christian monarchy
significance oldest surviving piece of Scottish regalia in regular ceremonial use
style late medieval European goldsmith work
symbolizes governance
justice
royal authority
sovereignty of Scotland
typeOf royal sceptre
usedBy Scottish monarchs NERFINISHED
usedFor coronation ceremonies
state ceremonies
usedIn royal visits to Scotland
state openings of the Scottish Parliament
usedWith Crown of Scotland NERFINISHED
Scottish Sword of State NERFINISHED

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Honours of Scotland hasPart Scottish sceptre
this entity surface form: Sceptre of Scotland
Scottish Crown Jewels hasPart Scottish sceptre