Crown Jewels of England Through Wars and Restoration
The article recalls the Crown Jewels as symbols of sovereignty held in the Tower of London and traces their history from Alfred the Great through Cromwell to the Restoration. It notes heavy crowns, royal auctions, pawnings, and the modern regalia including St Edward’s Crown and the Imperial State Crown adorned with the Star of Africa Diamond, the Black Prince Ruby, and the Stuart Sapphire.
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Th ‘Tower
London
England
Alfred the Great
Alfred
Edward the Confessor
Cromwell
Tom
Ruan T
John
Plantagenets
Edward
Richard
Bosworth Field
Henry VII
Edith
Charles I
Commonwealth
Pedro of
Castile
Vittoria
Crown Regalia and Spurs for King George VI Coronation
The article outlines the England Crown Regalia for King George VI including St Edward's Crown used since the 17th century, the Star of Africa Diamond, Elizabeth's pearl earrings, and Edward the Confessor's sapphire ring. It notes the Imperial Crown of India made for Delhi and three crowns for the Queen Consort, plus the George VI coronation ring and George's Spurs tied to knighthood.
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St. Edward's
the Confessor's
Charles I
St. Edward
Victoria
T. Edward
England
George VI
Star of Africa
Transvaal
Elizabeth
Edward the Confessor
India
George V
Delhi
William IV
Edward VII
George
Thia
Coronation Rites and Crown Jewels Through History
The coronation ceremony at Westminster is traced from Saxon times to George VI, weaving religious rites with royal regalia. Emblems like the Crown, Sceptre, orbs, rings, and the oil ampulla symbolize kingly sanctity and duty, with pageantry reflecting a blend of tribal homage and episcopal ritual.
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Westminster
Harold
George VI
England
Constantine the Great
Prince of Wales
Canterbury
George
God Save King
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Crown Jewels
Charles II
Charles
Captain Blood
George IV
St. Eo
St. Edward’s Crown
the Crown of
Mary of
Modena
Mary
Maodena
Britain
Hapsburgs
James Iwan
Legend OF
Ampala
Thomas A’ Berket
Lyons
Becket
Atene