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Old 04-10-2004, 12:20 AM
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http://www.mikimoto-pearl-museum.co.jp/en/...8_crown2_11.jpg

This reminds me of an Austrian Archduke's crown
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Thanks everyone for all the great photos!! Especial thanks to Real Gabo for the crowns I thought I'd never see, like Hannover and Wurtemberg
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does prince rainer III have a crown? if so, does anyone have a pic of it
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i think he should but maybe because he is only princely he might not, but ill search anyway
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Knight Grand Cross of MONACO
I know this isnt a crown but it has a picture of a crown on it so that could be what the crown looks like??????
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does prince rainer III have a crown? if so, does anyone have a pic of it
I read in Taborelli's book (not sure how accurate this is) that the Grimaldi/Monaco regalia was stolen many, many years ago. It was decided to not replace it.
Maybe one day....
Monaco needs someone like Q.Marie of Roumania, with a flair for the dramatic!
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Old 02-25-2005, 07:56 AM
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Then there's the Crown of St Stephen, and the crown that Empress Zita wore at the coronation of Emperor Karl (and herself) as King and Queen of Hungary in 1916.

And there is the Swedish Regalia, various crowns, including the crowns of the Royal Princes.

The Bavarian King's Crown

The crown of the King of Tonga

The crowns of the Kings of Thailand

The silver-gilt "symbolic" crown of the Kings of Spain

The jewelled helmet of the Kings of Nepal (and possibly Bhutan)

The Imperial Crown of Brazil

The crowns of the Sultans of Malaysia

and of course Iran.

Can anyone think of any more?
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Here's some of the crowns mentioned:
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Then there's the Crown of St Stephen, and the crown that Empress Zita wore at the coronation of Emperor Karl (and herself) as King and Queen of Hungary in 1916.
And there is the Swedish Regalia, various crowns, including the crowns of the Royal Princes.
The Bavarian King's Crown
The silver-gilt "symbolic" crown of the Kings of Spain
and of course Iran.
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Pics 1 : Queen Marie Antoinette of France diamond coronation crown ... it's a copy

Pics 2 : Crown of Empress Marie Louise
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Regalia of The Netherlands
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From: www.koninklijkhuis.nl
The crown symbolises the sovereignty of the Kingdom of the Netherlands and the dignity of its head of state. As the accession ceremony is not a coronation but an investiture, the crown is never placed on the monarch's head. The orb represents the territory over which the monarch rules, namely the Netherlands, the Netherlands Antilles and Aruba. The sceptre and the sword of state stand for the sovereign's authority and power respectively. The regalia were made in 1840 by craftsmen commissioned by William II.
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Crown: http://img390.imageshack.us/my.php?image=acrown6qy.gif

Liechtenstein Crown:

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I am curious what crown is set with the greatest number of gemstones? Is it the Imperial Crown of India?
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About coronation rings: when reuler wear this ring ?
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This is some of the swedish crown jewels. this is the jewels of the sovereign, including the crown from erik XVI (?) from the 1560s...



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I am curious what crown is set with the greatest number of gemstones? Is it the Imperial Crown of India?
Pure guesswork, but how about the Pahlavi coronation crown?
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Probably might be. Some of the Russian crowns are pretty solidly encrusted with gems too.
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