St. Edward’s Crown - The Coronation Crown of the British Monarchy #2003137 (License: Personal Use)

This is St. Edward’s Crown, the centerpiece of the British Crown Jewels, crafted in 1661 for Charles II’s coronation and still used today. It weighs over 2.2 kg and is set with 444 precious stones-including rubies, sapphires, emeralds, and diamonds-mounted on a silver-gilt frame with a crimson velvet cap and ermine trim. The crown’s design includes four ornate crosses pattée and four fleurs-de-lis, representing England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales.

Typically displayed in the Tower of London’s Jewel House, this image supports educational, historical, or tourism content about the British monarchy, coronation ceremonies, or royal regalia. Users seek authoritative visual references for research, travel planning, or cultural interest.