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Crown of England and other emblems of sovereignty

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Crown of England and other emblems of sovereignty

The Crown of England and other emblems of sovereignty showing the coronation ring, the sceptre with the dove, or rod of equity and mercy, the sovereigns orb, the royal sceptre with the cross and St. Edwards Crown. Date: 1953

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1953 Coronation Edwards Emblems Jewels Majestic Monarch Monarchy Regalia Ring Sceptre Sovereign Sovereignty Elizabeth


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This striking photograph captures the majestic display of the Crown of England and other emblems of sovereignty during the coronation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II in 1953. The image showcases a dazzling collection of regalia, each symbolizing different aspects of the monarch's power and authority. At the center of the composition is the magnificent St. Edward's Crown, adorned with precious stones and ornate goldwork. This iconic crown, worn only during the coronation ceremony, is a symbol of the monarch's spiritual and temporal power. To the left, the Coronation Ring, a plain gold band inscribed with the words "I am thy loving wife, Harmony," is shown. This ring, exchanged between the monarch and their consort during the ceremony, represents the sacred bond between the sovereign and their people. The Sceptre with the Dove, or Rod of Equity and Mercy, is depicted to the right. This ornate staff topped with a golden dove symbolizes the monarch's role as a just and merciful ruler. Finally, the Sovereign's Orb, a golden orb encrusted with precious stones, is held in the monarch's hand. This orb represents the monarch's power over their dominions and the world beyond. The Royal Sceptre with the Cross, another symbol of the monarch's spiritual and temporal authority, completes the regal display. This sceptre, topped with a cross, is a reminder of the monarch's role as the defender of the faith and the spiritual leader of their people. This photograph offers a captivating glimpse into the rich history and symbolism of the British monarchy, providing a tangible connection to the traditions and customs that have shaped the institution for centuries.

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