On display for King Charles’s Coronation, the Crown Jewels are the most recognisable symbol of the monarchy. Many pieces of the Crown Jewels, normally kept locked away at the Tower of London, are ...

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THE CROWN jewels are some of the most securely guarded treasures in Britain and are displayed behind bomb-proof glass and over 100 hidden security cameras. Despite these strong measures today, they… ...

Though the crown jewels have been closely guarded at the Tower of London since 1661, visitors won't see the Imperial State Crown or Queen Mary's Crown today. The historic headpieces have been ...

The King's Crown Jewels are some of the most priceless and famous artefacts in the entire country. During WW2, the jewels were given a new home so that they could be better protected to stop them ...

King Charles has been presented with the Scottish crown jewels - a sword, sceptre and the crown worn by Mary Queen of Scots in 1543 Queen Camilla, and the Prince and Princess of Wales were in St ...

Weighing 2.23kg (nearly 5lb), it is the heaviest crown in the Crown Jewels. In 1953, the then-archbishop of Canterbury Dr Geoffrey Fisher raised it aloft and placed it on Queen Elizabeth II’s head.

ON a July morning in 1907 a messenger boy was returning a piece of jewellery to a safe in Dublin Castle. But to his shock ...

King Charles III has been presented with Scotland's crown jewels in Edinburgh in a ceremony to mark his Coronation. He received the crown and sceptre which form part of the Honours of Scotland.

King Charles has been presented with the Scottish crown jewels - a sword, sceptre and the crown worn by Mary Queen of Scots in 1543 ...