The coronation

This morning, the world witnessed something it hadn't seen for 86 years: the joint coronation of a British monarch and his consort. Here's a closer look at the jewels worn by King Charles III and

My restoration on the Coronation of the Virgin Mary in Heaven

Buckingham Palace has released the first official photograph of King Charles III taken on the day of his Coronation.

A coloured lithograph of the Imperial State crown with a blue velvet cap and the Black Princes ruby in the centre; with four commemorative coins and the mace on a red velvet cushion trimmed with gold. With an inscription below: The Imperial Crown of Great Britain / Which In Obedience To The Command Of / Her Most Sacred Majesty Queen Victoria / was expressly made for the solemnity of the Coronation.

From rain-soaked London streets to a hushed and electric Westminster Abbey - all the greatest images from King Charles III's special day

My Lineage on Instagram: “The Crown Jewels of the monarchy of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland date mostly to the 17th century. The regalia…”

King Charles and Queen Camilla were formally crowned Saturday at London’s Westminster Abbey — the first coronation Britain has had since the late queen ascended the throne on June 2, 1953.

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