The crown in its most elaborated form as it was worn in 1911. On occasion, some or all the arches, the purple bonnet, or ermine band may be removed, and the gems may be changed.
Details
Country
United Kingdom
Made
1911
Owner
Charles III in right of the Crown[1]
Weight
590 g (1.30 lb)
Arches
Up to eight half-arches
Material
Gold, silver
Cap
Purple velvet trimmed with ermine band
Notable stones
Koh-i-Noor (removed), Cullinan III, Cullinan IV, Cullinan V
Other elements
2,200 diamonds
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