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instanceOf
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British crown
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coronation crown
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regalia
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associatedWith
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Coronation Chair
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Westminster Abbey, London
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surface form: "Westminster Abbey"
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color
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golden
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country
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United Kingdom
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created
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1661
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creator
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Royal goldsmith Robert Vyner
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decoratedWith
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precious stones
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semi-precious stones
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distinctFrom
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Imperial State Crown
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hasPart
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cross pattée
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ermine-trimmed velvet cap
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fleur-de-lis ornaments
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golden arches
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height
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approximately 30 centimetres
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heritageStatus
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historic royal regalia
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keptAt
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Tower of London
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legalStatus
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inalienable property of the Crown
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material
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gold
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solid gold
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namedAfter
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Edward the Confessor
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owner
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the Crown
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surface form: "The Crown"
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partOf
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Crown Jewels of the United Kingdom
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religiousSignificance
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sacred symbol of anointing and kingship
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replaces
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medieval crown of Edward the Confessor
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style
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baroque crown design
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symbolOf
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British monarchy
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sovereignty of the United Kingdom
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usedBy
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monarch of the United Kingdom
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usedFor
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coronation of British monarchs
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usedIn
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Coronation of Charles II
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Coronation of Charles III
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Coronation of Edward VII
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coronation of Queen Elizabeth II
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surface form: "Coronation of Elizabeth II"
Coronation of George I
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Coronation of George II
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Coronation of George III
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Coronation of George IV
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Coronation of George V
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coronation of George VI
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surface form: "Coronation of George VI"
Coronation of James II
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Coronation of Queen Anne
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Coronation of William III and Mary II
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Coronation of William IV
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formal crowning during coronation ceremony
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weight
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approximately 2.23 kilograms
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