Although the Imperial State Crown doesn’t have a precise value, due to its extensive list of priceless gems, jewellery experts estimate the crown to be worth an eye-watering £3bn to £5bn. Even when ...

The Imperial State Crown is present at every State Opening of Parliament and is worn by the monarch each year. Even on occasions when the late Queen could not wear it at the State Opening, it was ...

The Imperial State Crown was created in 1937 for the coronation of King George VI, but it is based on earlier crowns that date back to the 17th century.

The Imperial State Crown will be a familiar sight to some, as it held a prominent place on the coffin of Her Late Majesty Queen Elizabeth II during her September 2022 funeral.

The Imperial State Crown features a 317.4-carat stone from a Cullinan Diamond, four rubies, 17 Sapphires, 269 pearls, and thousands of smaller diamonds. (Max Mumby/Indigo/Getty Images) Image 2 of 4 ...

Famously, Queen Elizabeth II wore the Imperial State Crown as she left Westminster Abbey after her coronation in 1953. The crown would make several appearances on the Queen's head throughout her ...

LONDON – The majestic Imperial State Crown sits atop the queen’s flag-draped coffin as the queen lies in state in Westminster Hall, along with her scepter and orb.

The seller claims their Imperial is an early production car, as it's number 525 of 4,769 units built for this model year. Imperial built 12,258 cars in 1961, and the convertible was the rarest ...

According to the Historical Royal Palace's website, the Imperial State Crown was originally made for Queen Victoria's coronation in 1838, and was remade for King Edward II's coronation in 1937.

Back when it was made, the 1964 Imperial Crown Ghia presidential limousine was worth $18,500, which was about twice as much as what the competition from Cadillac had to offer. In today's money ...