The Imperial State Crown is set with 2,868 diamonds — including a piece of the Cullinan, the largest rough diamond ever found. The crown was apparently remade in 1937 because its frame had ...

“Because if you did, your neck would break and [the crown] would fall off.” After his coronation, King Charles III wore the Imperial State Crown as he rode in the Gold State Coach for the ...

The Imperial State Crown, Sovereign's Sceptre and Sovereign's Orb were atop Queen Elizabeth II’s coffin during her funeral service on Monday Sabrina Weiss is the Editorial Assistant of PEOPLE's ...

What are the most famous jewels in the collection? The Imperial State Crown, made in 1937 for the coronation of King George VI, is worn by the monarch during state occasions, making it much more ...

For much of Queen Elizabeth's 1953 coronation ceremony, she wore the Imperial State Crown. The piece includes the Cullinan II, a 317-carat diamond, plus 2,867 other diamonds, 17 sapphires ...

The Queen opened Parliament in a day dress and hat instead of in her State Robe and Imperial State Crown At the State Opening of Parliament on Thursday, Queen Elizabeth left her jewels and ...