If you’ve ever seen any of the British crown jewels, you know they’re not exactly subtle. They are sparkle-set to the max: ...

which are part of the Crown Jewels, are expected to be returned to the Tower of London. Queen Elizabeth’s Imperial State Crown, orb, and scepter were on top of her coffin at Westminster Abbey ...

where the Crown Jewels are held—the sceptres and orb are some of the most storied and iconic objects associated with the royal family. The pieces date back to the seventeenth century ...

Queen Elizabeth’s coffin has been adorned with her Imperial State Crown, Sovereign’s Orb, and Sovereign’s Sceptre, which will be removed from their resting place before her final committal ...

The three items are part of the Crown Jewel collection ... They are not unique to Queen Elizabeth II’s reign; the orb and sceptre were actually created in 1661 and have been used in every ...

the Sovereign’s Scepter and Sovereign’s Orb, which have been placed on the coffin. Part of the Crown Jewels—a collection of more than 100 objects that are "of incalculable cultural ...

Of all the regalia expected to be doled out during the May 6 coronation of King Charles III, the Sovereign's Orb and ... monde and a jewel-encrusted cross, however, the sceptre is topped by ...

The Orb and Sceptre, which are part of the royal ... Some of the exhibits include the royal family's Crown Jewels, which are on display at the Tower of London. While most of the palaces will ...

During the service the Crown Jewels - the Imperial State Crown containing almost 3,000 diamonds, the sovereign's orb and sceptre were removed from the top of her coffin and placed on an altar.

The Imperial State Crown, Sovereign’s Orb and Sceptre stayed with the Queen from ... on the Queen’s coffin make up part of the Crown Jewels and date back as far as the 1600s – when the ...

the Sovereign’s Sceptre and Sovereign’s Orb, which have been placed on the coffin. Part of the Crown Jewels—a collection of more than 100 objects that are "of incalculable cultural ...