Quite the family heirloom! The Imperial State Crown is a magnificent piece of royal regalia worn by kings and queens of the United Kingdom for centuries. Worn by the late Queen Elizabeth II for her coronation in 1953, the crown has made limited appearances throughout her reign. But it was at her state funeral in 2022 that the crown was last seen on display alongside her Scepter and Orb. Now, you can own a miniature recreation of this historic crown with the Crowning Legacy Miniature Imperial State Crown, available exclusively from The Bradford Exchange.

Passed on to King Charles III, The Imperial State Crown is perhaps the most recognized and magnificent piece of Royal Regalia. Adorned with nearly 3,000 diamonds, the solid gold crown is fitted with a purple velvet cap and an ermine band set with some of the world's most legendary gems. This stunning recreation features gorgeous simulated diamonds, simulated sapphires, simulated rubies and simulated emeralds in an exquisite design. This Royal Family collectible is available in an edition limited to 2,023. Strong demand is anticipated, so don’t delay. Order now!