Medieval queen crown

Earliest recorded medieval crown, first recorded in a list of 1399. Anne of Bohemia. It has twelve (Fleur de Lys) lilies rising from the circlet, alternately tall and short. The circlet's design is based on twelve gold rings beneath the lilies, mounted with hexagonal shapes in alternating red and blue enamel and gold openwork elements, underneath the circlet. All 12 stems are removable and numbered for correct placement