Six Facts about The Coronation Emblem

On 6th May, 2023, our sixty-fifth monarch, King Charles III, will undertake the sacred coronation ceremony. The new ‘Coronation Emblem’ has been created specifically for the King, and will be a recognised logo during the celebratory month. In this blog, we are providing you with six facts of the Coronation Emblem…

The Three Monarchs’ Coronation and Jubilee Crown Set 1935-1953

  • Includes
    • The King George V 1935 Silver Crown for the Silver (25th) Jubilee of reign which featured a one-off Art Deco interpretation of St George and the dragon
    • The King George VI 1937 Silver Crown for his Coronation which featured a traditional approach to the Coat of Arms, and was the last silver crown coin ever to circulate in Britain
    • The Queen Elizabeth II 1953 Crown for her Coronation which featured a portrait of the young queen on horseback
  • Comes in a luxury presentation case with a Certificate of Authenticity