What is the Imperial State Crown and how often does King Charles wear it?
The Imperial State Crown was originally made for the coronation of George IV in 1937. It was made by jewellers Garrard & ...
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George IV
He succeeded his father on 29th January 1820. George IV's coronation in the Abbey on 19th July 1821 was a superbly extravagant pageant that cost a staggering £230,000. He had a new crown containing ...
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Four times that the coronation was a little bit different
When William IV came to power in 1830, he wasn’t keen on the idea of ceremonial affairs and wanted to get rid of his coronation altogether. His predecessor and brother, George IV, had previously ...
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All the Jewish details of King Charles’ coronation, from Shabbat accommodations to Jerusalem oil
which was first made for George IV in 1821. “We’ve got our day-to-day business going on too but obviously the coronation takes priority over everything else,” Cheryl Kashket told the London ...
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Queen Camilla Re-Wore a Very Meaningful Crown for the State Opening of Parliament
The crown was created in 1820 for King George IV's coronation, and he wore it while traveling to Westminster Abbey for his ...